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First things first. We need to identify the type of battery your camera uses. Basic point & shoot models often use AA batteries, or small 3.7V lithium battery packs. Larger compact models use a variety of batteries, depending ont he design and marketing decisions of the manufacturer. They might use AA batteries, 3.7v lithium, or even a 7.4v lithium. Got a digital SLR like a Canon Eos or Nikon D series? Then you likely have a 7.4v lithium, or something larger. So, open your camera, take the battery out, and see what you've got. From this point on, we will diverge according to the various battery types, as the charging systems for each will differ somewhat. AA Batteries Want to explore options for specific dSLR cameras? Canon ... Chargers for a wide range of batteries from a variety of manufacturers, including those listed above, visit our Battery Charger page. Articles in this series cover camera that use AA batteries, USB charging, 3.6V / 3.7V Lithium, 7.2V / 7.4V Lithium batteries in dSLR cameras & video camcorders. Visit our POWER Packages Page for more help in designing your system Was this application note helpful? Let us know!
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