Definitions for "Constant current charge"
A charge during which the current is maintained at a constant value. Sealed nickel-cadmium batteries are normally charged at a constant.
A charge that maintains the current at a constant value. For some types of batteries this may involve two rates, called a starting and a finishing rate.
Charging technique where the output current of the charge source is held constant. Warning! This procedure may damage the battery if performed on a repetitive basis.