The PULSE POWER^TM Battery Charging System

PULSE POWER^TM is a Nickel Cadmium (Ni-Cd) and Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) battery charging system for cellular telephones, camcorders, two-way radios and selected portable printers utilizing the latest in American microprocessor technology. It was developed in 1992 to eliminate the problems (e.g. voltage depression, a.k.a "memory effect") associated with incorrect or incomplete charging of Ni-Cd and Ni-MH batteries.

Depending upon the operating conditions under which you use your wireless device, PULSE POWER^TM provides greatly extended battery life. With batteries typically rated as 300-400 charging cycles (but realistically getting only 150-200 cycles), you should enjoy anywhere from 1000-2000 recharge cycles with a PULSE POWER^TM charger.

PULSE POWER^TM's unique pulsed soft-start conditions the battery for 2 minutes prior to fast charge. Reverse pulse charging conditions the battery in fast charge, topping and maintenence charge

During every second of fast charge, quiet time battery data acquired by the precision 13-bit delta-sigma A-to-D converter is supplied to the on-chip 16-bit microprocessor which calculates the battery's exact state of charge.