Posts Tagged ‘rechargeable electronics’
Rechargeable battery solutions for Raspberry Pi and Pico projects – PowerBoost & LiPo Shim
Instead of relying on a fixed power cable, several of my projects use rechargeable LiPo batteries with various members of the Raspberry Pi family, and in this video I show how I set two of them up using inexpensive charging units. First, for the Raspberry Pi Zero in my ‘WagonCam’ I fitted an Adafruit PowerBoost…
Read More🔋3.7v Smart Battery Charger 25W | Auto Cut-Off ⚡ Full Indicator 💡
🔋 Build a simple 3.7V Li-Ion battery charger circuit using MJE13005 and TL431. This DIY USB charger circuit is designed for charging 3.7V rechargeable batteries using a USB power source. The circuit includes voltage regulation and charging control components for a simple electronics project. ⚡ Components: MJE13005, TL431, resistors, LEDs, 3.7V Li-Ion batteries and USB…
Read MoreHow To Test A Rechargeable Battery With A Multimeter
🔋 Are you wondering if your rechargeable battery still holds a charge? 🤔 In this video, we’ll show you step-by-step how to accurately test a rechargeable battery using a multimeter! Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast, a professional technician, or just trying to save some electronics from the landfill, this guide is for you! 🛠️ 🔔…
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