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Everything about electronics
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The work of diode D1 is to save the circuit from any reverse connection.
The tenth LED flashes when the capacity of the battery is completed, i.e. the battery is fully charged. When the battery is fully charged, the relay turns on by the transistor prevents it from going further charged.
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