Ellis Gibson (B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering)

A hybrid car charges its battery through two main methods. The internal combustion engine generates power. Regenerative braking captures energy lost while stopping. Unlike plug-in hybrids, regular hybrids do not plug into an external power source. This system boosts efficiency and enhances battery life. Additionally, hybrid cars often have a gasoline engine that generates power. … Read more

An onboard charger is a device installed on a boat. It connects to batteries and converts AC power to DC power for charging. When batteries are fully charged, the charger switches to float mode, which protects against overcharging. Just plug the charger into an AC power source to charge the batteries easily. The process begins … Read more

A NOCO battery charger uses an integrated thermal sensor to monitor temperature. This technology adjusts the charging cycle according to ambient temperature. It prevents under-charging and over-charging. This process ensures accurate charging and enhances battery performance, resulting in a fully charged battery. To use a NOCO Battery Charger, start by connecting the charger clamps to … Read more

A riding mower typically has a 6-volt battery. The alternator produces electricity to charge the battery while the mower runs. Mowing for a few hours recharges the battery, much like highway driving charges a car battery. Regular maintenance improves the overall charging efficiency and ensures optimal battery performance. Regular maintenance is essential for a riding … Read more

The alternator charges the car battery while you drive. It converts engine power into electrical current using the alternator belt. This current recharges the battery and supplies power to the car’s electronics. The alternator works continuously, ensuring the battery stays charged for your next start. The battery stores this electrical energy for use when the … Read more