Domestic Battery Charge Unit Design and Production for Military Vehicle

Abstract

As a result of increased research and development expenditures on the branding of domestic products used in the defense industry in our country, speed is given. The defense industry constitutes a large share of the inventory of military vehicles in land vehicles. At the same time, military vehicles are exported to many units of the armed forces. Domestic production of other hardware components used in these vehicles will reduce external dependency. As a result of developments in electronic communication and electro-optical technologies, such devices are widely used in fixed point surveillance and command-control tasks. With this study, original and locally designed and prototype production of battery charging units have been realized in order to meet the energy needs of the electronic systems in the fixed point services of military land vehicles from the network. Manufactured in accordance with military standards, the battery charger unit is designed to extend the cycle life of the battery by controlling its temperature. With the battery charging unit realized, defense contributes to my country economically and strategically by decreasing the external dependency by using indigenous and original resources in the industry.

Keywords

• Defense industry,Battery charge,Control systems,Power electronics

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