Name: Charging device. Issue 1: Information review for motorists
The year of publishing: Moscow, 2005
Number of pages: 192
Description: This guide contains information about various chargers. The material is systematized in such a way that the reader can ensure the competent operation, application, repair, and even the manufacture of chargers at home. The book also presents circuit diagrams And printed circuit boards industrial chargers. Private developments will help motorists improve and upgrade existing industrial devices, make one of the proposed options, or assemble their original device based on a huge number of circuit solutions by combining the nodes and blocks they like from several proposed chargers. The book will be useful to a wide range of motorists and radio amateurs, as well as workers of repair services and factories manufacturing electrical equipment for cars.
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| Abbreviations used in the directory | ||
| Introduction | ||
| VEHICLE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM | ||
| General information | ||
| CHARGING DEVICE | ||
| General information | ||
| Woodbridge chargers | ||
| Rectifier for battery charging | ||
| Semiconductor rectifiers type “VPM” and “VPA” | ||
| Charger | ||
| Battery Charging Rectifier “VA-2” | ||
| Charging rectifier “VZU” | ||
| Charger “UZ-S-12-6.3” | ||
| Rectifying device “VU-71M” | ||
| Charger “VZA-10-69-U2” | ||
| Universal charger “UZU” | ||
| Charging device “Charge-2” | ||
| Multi-purpose power supply device “Kaskad-2” | ||
| Rectifying devices of type “VSA” | ||
| Modernization of simple chargers | ||
| Chargers with incandescent lamps | ||
| Charger-Voltage regulator | ||
| Charger on a toroid from LATR-2 | ||
| Regulated power supply for automotive electrical repair and battery charging | ||
| Source for car electrical repair and battery charging | ||
| Charger for starter batteries | ||
| Simple thyristor charger | ||
| Powerful laboratory power supply for electrical repairs and battery charging | ||
| Low Power Charger | ||
| Universal rectifiers for battery charging with electronic regulation | ||
| Charger | ||
| Simple charger for TC-200 | ||
| Charger and recovery device | ||
| Charger | ||
| Desulfating Charger | ||
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Charger “Electronics-AVS” |
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Automatic charger |
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Automatic battery charger |
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Simple automatic charger |
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Charger with electronic protection |
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Automatic car battery charger |
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Automatic charger |
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Automatic charger |
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Automatic charger |
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Automatic charger |
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Charger |
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Charger and power supply with extended operational capabilities |
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Attachment-machine to the charger |
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Completion of the charger |
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Automatic battery charger “PAA-12/6” |
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Charger with quenching capacitor in the primary circuit |
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Charger |
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Charger |
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Simple charger |
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Charger option |
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Simple charger |
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Automatic charger |
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Automatic charger |
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Automatic battery charger |
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Charger |
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Battery charger |
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Automatic car battery charger |
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Battery charger |
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Device for charging batteries with “asymmetric” current |
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Automatic charger |
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Automatic charger |
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Charger-rectifier “Velvet” |
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Automatic chargers with incandescent lamps |
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Charger |
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Automatic charger |
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Automatic charger |
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AB recharging machine |
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Electrical measuring instruments of the magnetoelectric system |
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Literature |
A selection of reference books from the series " Autoelectronics"Contains data on various instruments and devices used to test the electrical equipment of a car. Schematic diagrams and printed circuit boards of chargers and start-charging devices, their descriptions are given.
Information review for motorists, content:
Charging device. Issue 1: Information review for motorists.
M.: NT Press, 2005. -192 p.: ill. - (Car electronics)
ISBN 5-477-00101-1
The book also presents circuit diagrams and printed circuit boards for industrial chargers. Private developments will help motorists improve and upgrade existing industrial devices, make one of the proposed options or assemble their own original device based on a huge number of circuit solutions by combining the nodes and blocks they like from several proposed chargers.
The book will be useful to a wide range of motorists and radio amateurs, as well as workers of repair services.
Introduction
1.1. General information
2. Charging device
2.1. General information
2.2. Woodbridge chargers
2.2.1. Rectifier for battery charging
2.2.2. Automatic charger
2.3. Semiconductor rectifiers type "VPM" and "VPA"
2.4. Charger
2.5. Rectifier for charging batteries "VA-2"
2.6. Charging rectifier "VZU"
2.7. Charger "UZ-S-12-6.3"
2.8. Rectifying device "VU-71M"
2.9. Charger "VZA-10-69-U2".
2.10. Universal charger "UZU"
2.11. Charging device "Charge-2"
2.12. Multi-purpose power supply device "Kaskad-2"
2.13. Rectifying devices type "VSA"
2.14. Modernization of simple chargers
2.15. Chargers with incandescent lamps
2.16. Charger - Voltage Stabilizer
2.17. Charger on a toroid from LATR-2
2.18. Regulated power supply for automotive electrical repair and battery charging
2.19. Source for car electrical repair and battery charging
2.20. Charger for starter batteries
2.21. Simple thyristor charger
2.22. Powerful laboratory power supply for repairing electrical equipment and charging batteries...
2.23. Low Power Charger
2.24. Universal rectifiers for battery charging with electronic regulation
2.25. Charger
2.26. Simple charger for TS-200
2.27. Charger and recovery device
2.28. Charger
2.29. Desulfating Charger
2.30. Charging device "Electronics-AVS"
2.31. Automatic charger
2.32. Automatic battery charger
2.33. Simple automatic charger
2.34. Charger with electronic protection
Chargers and starter chargers. Issue 2: Information review for motorists
Comp. A. G. Khodasevich, T. I. Khodasevich
M.: NT Press, 2005.-192 p.: ill.-(Autoelectronics).
ISBN 5-477-00102-X
This guide contains information about various chargers. The material is systematized in such a way that the reader can ensure the competent operation, application, repair, and even the manufacture of chargers at home.
The book also presents circuit diagrams and printed circuit boards for industrial chargers. Private developments will help motorists improve and upgrade existing industrial devices, make one of the proposed options, or assemble their original device based on a huge number of circuit solutions by combining the nodes and blocks they like from several proposed chargers.
The book will be useful to a wide range of motorists and radio amateurs, as well as workers of repair services.
Introduction
1. Vehicle power supply system
1.1. General information
2. Charging device
2.1. General information
2.2. Automatic device for AB car radio..
2.3. Timer for backup battery charger
2.4. Automatic charger "1P-12/6-UZ"
2.5. Charging device automatic "Spark"
2.6. Charger "Kedr-M"
2.7. Charger "Kedr-Auto 4A" and "Kedr-Auto 12V"
2.8. Charging device "Electronics" UZS-P-12-6.3
2.9. Charger "Electronics" UZ-A-6/12-6.3
2.10. Charger "Electronics" UZ-A-6/12-7.5
2.11. Charger-discharge device
2.12. Charging and desulfating machine for car batteries
2.13. Device for charging and forming accumulators
2.14. Automatic device for charging and restoring batteries
2.15. Device for automatic training of accumulators
2.16. Automatic charger
2.17. Charger to extend battery life.
2.18. Simple automatic charger
2.19. Attachment-machine to the charger
2.20. Low Power Charger
2.21. Dual Mode Charger/Discharger
2.22. Automatic attachment to the charger
2.23. Charging and recovery device "UV31"
2.24. Pulse Charger
2.25. Pulse Charger
2.26. Switching power supply based on PSU PC
2.27. Charge meter
2.28. Capacitor voltage converter with current multiplication
2.29. DC source "B5-21"
2.30. Adjustable current stabilizer
2.31. Adjustable voltage regulator with current limit
2.32. Laboratory power supply with adjustable current limit
3. Starting and starting-charging devices
3.1. Launchers based on LATR
3.2. Charger-starter "UZP-S-6.3/100"
3.3. Automatic charger and starter for a car battery
Devices and instruments for testing and monitoring the electrical equipment of vehicles. Issue 3: Information review for motorists
Comp. A. G. Khodasevich, T. I. Khodasevich
M.: NT Press, 2005. -208 p.: ill. - (Car electronics).
ISBN 5-477-00103-8
This handbook contains information about various instruments and devices used to test the electrical equipment of a car. The material is systematized in such a way that the reader can ensure the competent operation, application, repair and even the manufacture of devices at home.
The book presents schematic diagrams and printed circuit boards of electronic products used to test the electrical equipment of cars.
The book will be useful to a wide range of motorists and radio amateurs, as well as workers of repair services and factories manufacturing electrical equipment for cars.
Introduction
The designation system for electrical equipment used in the automotive industry
Equipment for monitoring the technical condition of the electrical equipment of vehicles
1. Portable pointer devices for technical control
state of electrical equipment of cars
1.1. High Voltage Circuit Health Indicator
ignition systems and spark plugs
1.2. Spark plug health indicator
1.3. Spark plug health indicator "Poisk-1"
1.4. A car enthusiast's device from a voltmeter
1.5. Universal device for a car enthusiast
1.6. Vehicle diagnostic tool
1.7. car tester
1.8. Driver tester
1.9. Autotester
1.10. Portable device "Autotester AT"
1.11. Autotester "A-G"
1.12. Combined device "Autotester AT-1M"
1.13. The device of the motorist "KPA-1".
1.14. Car enthusiast's device
1.15. A simple device for a car enthusiast
1.16. The simplest ZSK angle meter
1.17. The device of the motorist "PA-1"
1.18. Motorist's device "TOR-01"
1.19. Motorist's device "ShP6"
1.20. Combined device Ts4328
1.21. Combined device 43102
1.22. Combined device 43102-M2
2. Devices for checking the anchors of generators and starters
2.1. Model E236
2.2. Model E202
2.3. PJP model 533
3. Attachments for digital multimeters
3.1. Multimeter - car tachometer
3.2. ZSK angle meter - prefix to the multimeter.
3.3. Attachment for digital multimeter
4. Devices for the control of electrical equipment
4.1. On-board indicator of deviation of the angle of the ZSK
4.2. Mixture quality indicator "IKS-1"
Literature
Title: A selection of reference books from the series "Autoelectronics"
Authors: A. G. Khodasevich, T. I. Khodasevich
Year: 2005
Format: DjVu
Number of pages: 192+192+208
Quality: excellent
Russian language
Size: 12.1 MB (+3% East)
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This guide contains information about various chargers. The material is systematized in such a way that the reader can ensure the competent operation, application, repair, and even the manufacture of chargers at home. The book also presents circuit diagrams and printed circuit boards for industrial chargers. Private developments will help motorists improve and upgrade existing industrial devices, make one of the proposed options, or assemble their original device based on a huge number of circuit solutions by combining the nodes and blocks they like from several proposed chargers. The book will be useful to a wide range of motorists and radio amateurs, as well as employees of repair services and factories that manufacture electrical equipment for cars.
CONTENT:]
Introduction
1. Vehicle power supply system
1.1. General information
2. Chargers
2.1. General information
2.2. Woodbridge chargers
2.2.1. Rectifier for battery charging
2.2.2. Automatic charger
2.3. Semiconductor rectifiers type "VPM" and "VPA"
2.4. Charger
2.5. Rectifier for charging batteries "VA-2"
2.6. Charging rectifier "VZU"
2.7. Charger "UZ-S-12-6.3"
2.8. Rectifying device "VU-71M"
2.9. Charger "VZA-10-69-U2"
2.10. Universal charger "UZU"
2.11. Charging device "Charge-2"
2.12. Multi-purpose power supply device "Kaskad-2"
2.13. Rectifying devices type "VSL"
2.14. Modernization of simple chargers
2.15. Chargers with incandescent lamps
2.16. Charger - Voltage Stabilizer
2.17. Charger on a toroid from LATR-2
2.18. Regulated power supply for automotive electrical repair and battery charging
2.19. Source for car electrical repair and battery charging
2.20. Charger for starter batteries
2.21. Simple thyristor charger
2.22. Powerful laboratory power supply for electrical repairs and battery charging
2.23. Low Power Charger
2.24. Universal rectifiers for battery charging with electronic regulation
2.25. Charger
2.26. Simple charger for TS-200
2.27. Charger and recovery device
2.28. Charger
2.29. Desulfating Charger
2.30. Charger "Electronics-LAN"
2.31. Automatic charger
2.32. Automatic battery charger
2.33. Simple automatic charger
2.34. Charger with electronic protection
2.35. Automatic car battery charger
2.36. Automatic charger
2.37. Automatic charger
2.38. Automatic charger
2.39. Automatic charger
2.40. Charger
2.41. Charger-powered device with advanced operational capabilities
2.42. Attachment-machine to the charger
2.43. Completion of the charger
2.44. Automatic battery charger "PAA-12/6"
2.45. Charger with quenching capacitor in the primary circuit
2.46. Charger
2.47. Charger
2.48. Simple charger
2.49. Charger option
2.50. Simple charger
2.51. Automatic charger
2.52. Automatic charger
2.53. Automatic battery charger
2.54. Charger
2.55. Battery charger
2.56. Automatic car battery charger
2.57. Battery charger
2.58. Device for charging batteries with "asymmetric" current
2.59. Automatic charger
2.60. Automatic charger
2.61. Charger-rectifier "Velvet"
2.62. Automatic chargers with incandescent lamps
2.63. Charger
2.64. Automatic charger
2.65. Automatic charger
2.66. AB recharging machine
3. Electrical measuring instruments of the magnetoelectric system
Literature
