Benjamin C. Mull - San Jose CA, US Hrag Kasparian - Glendale CA, US
Assignee:
TENERGY CORPORATION - Fremont CA
International Classification:
H02J 7/00
US Classification:
320149
Abstract:
A battery management balancing device provides local discharge circuits for individual cells of a battery pack, where the discharge circuits include a power transistor. The use of a power transistor yields a controllable balancing current through that transistor between a cathode and anode of the individual cell. A microcontroller monitors a state of charge of each cell, such as by measuring the cell voltages, and provides control signals, for example indicating a target voltage for each cell, that drive the power transistors in designated discharge circuits.
Battery holding devices, interconnect devices, and battery packages are disclosed. One such battery holding device may include a receiving portion for receive electrical terminals of a battery. The receiving portion may include front and back faces. The front face may include at least one front opening for exposing at least one of the electrical terminals. The back face may include at least one back opening for exposing at least one of the electrical terminals. One such battery package may include one or more batteries residing in one or more holding devices with one or more interconnect devices interlaced between adjacent holding devices.
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Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Benjamin C. Mull Principal
ANALYTICAL INVESTMENTS, LLC Investor
1043 Franquette Ave 1043 Franquette Ave, San Jose, CA 95125 1043 Franquette Ave, San Jose, CA 95125
Benjamin C Mull Manager
SERRENO CAMPAIGNS, LLC
6116 N Central Expy STE 300, Dallas, TX 75206 2990 Faircliff, San Jose, CA 95125
The type of battery pack used typically powers toy cars and trucks, and "tens of thousands" have been sold in just the past year, which would make it difficult to trace, said Benjamin Mull, vice president of the manufacturer, Tenergy.
Benjamin Mull, vice president of business development and technology with the California-based company Tenergy, said he was aghast to see pictures distributed by national news outlets of possible remnants of one of the bombs, with a Tenergy Sub-C battery attached.
The nickel metal hydride battery typically is used by remote-controlled car enthusiasts, said Benjamin Mull, a vice president at Tenergy Corp. The batteries, made in Shenzhen, China, are sold on the internet and in hundreds of outlets.