Failure |
Symptoms |
No overcharging protection. |
In the test process, the displayed value of over-
charging voltage keeps going up far beyond 4.2V
before the overcharging indicator goes out. |
Fails to fully shut off after
overcharging protection. |
When the displayed value of overcharging voltage e-
xceeds 4.2V or 4.3V, the overcharging indicator be-
comes dim but remains in this status all the time. |
With battery voltage drop after
overcharging protection, overch-
arging protection switch turns
on again and resumes charging. |
When the displayed value of overcharging voltage
exceeds 4.2V or 4.3V, overcharging protection is
activated and overcharging indicator goes out. How-
ever, the overcharging indicator lights up again a-
nd the first test procedures is resumed before the
second test procedures is started. It goes on and
on like this |
Overcharging voltage for protec-
tive plate is excessively high. |
After charging voltage enters protection,the prote-
ctive plate is not shut off on time.Therefore,over-
charging voltage is excessively high. |
The static current of the prote-
ct ive plate is excessively gr-
eat or its short circuitThe st-
atic current of the protective
plate is excessively great or
its short circuit protection
speed is excessively great (the
same protective plate). |
The protective plate has excessively great impact
on battery voltage. For example, static = 2.5uA wh-
en battery voltage is 4.00V; static = 6.2uA when b-
attery voltage is 4.05V. |
With battery voltage drop after
overcharging protection,it fails
to fully shut off and overchar-
ging protection switch turns on
again and resumes charging. |
When overcharging voltage exceeds 4.2-4.3V,overch-
arging protection is activated and overcharging in-
dicator becomes dim. However, the overcharging in-
dicator becomes brighter before the second test pr-
ocedure is started. This goes on and on in the fir-
st test procedure. |
Field effect tubes (FET) are br-
oken and cannot charge,including
protective plates whose wires
cannot work unless battery
voltage is higher than 1.2V. |
Overdischarging test lasts a very short time and
displays excessively low voltage value. |
No overdischarging protection |
In overdischarging test, static test does not begin
until voltage in overdischarging display approaches
0V. |
Static current exceeds 200mA |
In static test, the displayed value of current is
“1”. |
Protective plates assembled
with used ICs. |
Short circuit protection speed is instable or
excessively great. |