Discussion
The battery charging method in which continuous constant current is supplied at a low rate to maintain the battery in a fully charged condition is termed as:
Answer: D
Trickle charging supplies a continuous constant current at a low rate to a battery that is already charged, only enough to make up for its self-discharge, so it is kept in a fully charged condition. Freshening charging is given to a battery that has stood idle, boost charging is a quick charge at a high rate, and initial charging is the first charge given to a new battery. The answer is trickle charging, option (D).
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