> I can't just plug a battery and check the current value. It will be tested
> in the production and must be a fast method. The people that will make it, must just verify if
> threre is a known current value. As the current depends on the battery voltage, i can't use it.
>
>    

Hi,

I use a battery to verify the charger circuit. My Li-ion battery has a 
voltage range of 2.7-4.2 V... Below this it is depleted. All battery 
that is this range is charged with a 1C (fast charge). If the battery 
has a voltage near 4.2V => current decrease.

So, you can use a battery to verify your circuit. You must just use a 
not completely depleted and not very charged battery. We use a simple 
circuit, that discharge the battery to the needed level of voltage. And 
it's ok.

A cicuit to emulate the Li-ion battery is very complicated and is costly.

Hope, it is will help you.

Artem
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