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In my design of 12VDC to 220VAC inverter, This is the schematic part for charging (12v/100Ah) battery.
I use AVR ATmega 8 micro controller
There are three steps for charging (three primary coils) controlled by three relays (R1,R2,R3)
And I have two feed back signals , battery voltage and secondary coil (13VAC) which read the input voltage on primary (220VAC) .
I need the charging flowchart or program code or the steps for standard charging, depending on the analog input signal, because the AC on primary can vary (180 - 220) and the full charge voltage (15 VDC).


 

I can limit the current by changing the charge voltage which can be change by relays on primary coils
 

No that will only work in a VERY coarse way. Take your incoming mains at 200 V, suppose that equates to a charging current of 5 A at an output voltage of 13v. If the mains rises by 5% to 205 V, the output volts will rise to 13.6V and the current to 20A. There is still not enough voltage to switch the transformer to its maximum tap, but if you did some how, the voltage would fall by 10%, i.e. to 11.7V and the current to 0A. It is also better to monitor the actual battery voltage and current, by using the auxiliary winding you do not know what the voltage drop across the diodes are.
Frank
 

Most of the UPS circuit I have seen ,has four relays and transformer with three coils on primary side.
How they drive the battery charge using these relays ?


 

What are all those power transistors doing?. Using your DVM, check out where the battery connection is going. I would have thought that the relays are used for tap changing BUT there is a stabiliser that accounts for the actual voltage into the battery.
Frank
 

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