A very simple 9V (9.6V and 8.4V) NiMH charger based on a PIC microcontroller with a charge state indicator that fits neatly inside a Altoids tin.
A very simple topology, the PIC is generating a PWM pulse which is converted to a analog voltage by using a filter, which is fed into a op-amp that will be controlling the voltage. The current limit is set by the potentiometer R10. This is literally a miniature version of a primitive "lab" power supply.
As you can see the board is very tiny and is designed to fit inside a Altoids tin along side the battery that it will be charging.
