Battery
An electrochemical electrical source or storage element represented in a circuit.
In plain English
A battery charger controller manages the charging process for the selected battery system.
A charger can regulate its output according to the battery's charging requirements.
Draw the controller beside the power-conversion stage it commands. The controller decides how charging should progress; the power stage moves the energy. Identify the battery-feedback signals separately so a reader can distinguish charging power from the measurements used to control it.
A controller may require external switches, magnetics, measurement circuits and protection. Use the selected charger design to establish what is integrated and what must be supplied separately.
Read the source: Battery management functions
A charger controller is not the battery cells or necessarily the complete power converter.
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