@@tnamen1307 If you want to charge the laptop battery outside the laptop, then you need to use a charger with balancers. Moreover, the number of balancers should be equal to the number of batteries connected in series in the battery.
Thank you for the tutorial. I'm impressed to find someone actually talking in the tutorial. it made following along that much easier when someone is actually telling us what to do instead of just doing it and expecting us to know what they are doing. again thank you
Very calm and clear explanation with demonstration is very appreciable. Even an untrained person could do this from your video. Actually this is the way of good teaching that everybody can understand. Thank you for an excellent video.
I admire your works and projects with a high sense of respect and many times learn from them as well but may I point out a fact which I think is very important with regards to the circuit diagram shown from 2:33 to 2:36,the green diode is shown connected the wrong way,I think a circuit built in this manner will not work properly because the green diode should have been connected the other way round with the positive pin(which is pin 2) soldered to the positive supply line through the 5.6K resistor.I STAND TO BE CORRECTED ANY WAY, thanks.
Yes i apologise there is mistakes in diagram, but i have already updated and corrected the mistakes and the perfect diagram download link is in description.
Greetings from Greece. Simple analog circuit and effective, many people knows electronics but in practice you take +1.0000 my friend. I believe that theory can not do nothing if the practice is not follow. Thank you and congratulations.
Thank you for all your videos. Very informative and helpful. One question, can the 431 shunt regulator be substituted with another type of regulator? Or something equivalent to?
It's like you read my mind, the video was just in time for my for my project! Thanks 😊 I'm going to try making this circuit I'll let you guys know how it works
These is more interesting. Those posting technical projects here should take example from this tutorial. Using English to explain for the understanding of subscribers is the ultimate. Thanks 👍👍👍👍👍
Very useful circuit and I tried it. It indeed cuts the voltage when the battery is full but as long as the circuit is connected to the battery red led remains lit.
not sure why red led would remain lit as i haven't tested the circuit, but if you are concerned about green led draining the battery you can disconnect it. the red led should go out when the battery is charged.@@omodeindemustopha9270
I have a question... I already have two leds that are controlled by a micro, so how do I have to conect that circut to the micro so that the micro detect when the batery is in process of charging or is full charged? Is as simple as conecting the input to where the anode of the led might be? or I can take out the leds?
1. What is the minimum and maximum input voltage for the circuit? 2. How many watts are the resistors? 3. If you put a tuning resistor to adjust the current (instead of 4.7k + R220), what power should it be? Can I use the 3296 trimmer potentiometer?
Current circuit diagram is calibrated for 5v input. And insted of 4.7k + 220R resistors you can use multiturn 10k potentiometer to setup the cutoff threshold.
Can the input voltage comes from a 5V 10A power supply. I assume that it draws only the 1 amp it requires right? So we do not need to limit current. Nice video. Subscribed
Thankyou for subscribing, also i would like to let you know that you should use 5v 2A charger for 5 batteries in parallel, for 1 battery use just 5v 500ma
@@maximussu7609 Just use a simple low value power resistor to limit maximum current in series with the power lead, something like 4.7 Ohms 5watt resistor should limit a short circuit current to about 1 amp, protect the circuit as well as the battery.
I have made the same circuit, when the battery is empty at 3.5V I get 0.7A current, and after 4.0 to 4.2V it's constant 0.4A. Is there anyhow I can increse the charge current, because it will take 5-6 hours to charge a 3.7V 2500mah battery. Please helt I need this for my school projekt
Hello Thanks for sharing and explanations but unfortunately you have a mistake in the drawing, the practical assembly is correct but different from the drawing you presented. The junction of the two 4.7 kg resistors should connect to the No. 1 (reference) leg of TL431 and not to the Anode and again as shown in the drawing. And the Anode which is the middle leg 2 should be connected to the resistor junction 220 ohms and 15 k ohms Hope you get the comment easily and comment Thank you very much
@CreativeTechos, Whether the circuit can take higher input voltage than 5v from usb. What is the input voltage range for the circuit. Can you suggest equivalent for the 431. For parallel charging of more li-ion cells requiring charging current exceeding 1A, whether the same mosfet an be used with appropriate heat sink.
Yes this circuit can take 5-24v input, also irfz44n mosfet drain current is rated 44A as per datasheet with good heatsink, I will soon upload adjustable cutoff circuit can that can be used to charge any range of batteries of 5-24v, Also you can use same above circuit for charging upto 5 cells in parallel with good heatsink on mosfet, and using 5A 2A charger
@@CreativeTechos So many thanks and my heartiest well wishes for your continued renovations and simplified projects. Kindly educate about the use of TL431 shunt regulator. How can it be eliminated with simpler component(s).
A large voltage cannot be applied to the input of the circuit because the protection circuit that is built into the battery will fail. I do not recommend a power supply voltage higher than 8 Volts.
You can apply max input 5v for 3.7v battery, Otherwise it will not fail but will remain in Cutoff state as this circuit is designed when voltage reaches 4.3v it goes in cutoff state.
@@CreativeTechos In case of poor contact at the terminals of the power supply, "rattling", the MOSFET will open for a while until TL431 gives a "command" to close it. And all the power supply voltage will be applied to the battery. If the supply voltage is approximately higher than 10 Volts, the protection circuit built into the battery will fail.
Если поставить подстроечное сопротивление для регулировки тока (вместо 4,7k + R220), то какой оно должно быть мощности? Можно использовать подстроечный резистор 3296? If you put a trimmer resistance to adjust the current (instead of 4.7k + R220), then what power should it be? Can a 3296 Trimming Potentiometer be used?
czcams.com/video/nvlOeDHkwK0/video.html Check out this video, with adjustable cutoff for any battery, with feedback from battery for precise cutoff. Input voltage should be set cutoff voltage on output + input to output drop voltage.
Good evening I saw your post about the 3.7 volt battery I have a 21 volt battery(5 battery 3.7=4.2vx5=21v) Can you tell me what resistors I need to change to make it work Thank you very much
I enjoyed making this project from your tutorial however I must agree the green diode in the schematic diagram is shown pointing in the wrong direction. I look forward to more interesting projects such as this one was thank you for your presentation.
I assembled exactly as in the downloaded scheme. 1. The green diode is off. 2. When the battery is connected, the red diode does not light up. 3. The voltage supplied to the battery is 5 volts. 4. The voltage does not change with a variable resistor (replaced 4.7k + 220 ohms with a 10k variable resistor). Is the circuit not working or do I need to fix something? I will be grateful for help. Thank you.
Sorry to hear this, but make sure TL431 ic is worky & mosfet too, also trim pot will not change voltage, you just need to connect variable power supply and set voltage to suppose cutoff at 4.2v, then move the trimpot till green led turns on, Then your circuit is calibrated to cutoff output when it is reach 4.2v, Connect battery first, then plugin the charger, you'll see Red led on, Afterl full charge green will turn on.
Hello and thank you very much for your video, very useful. A question, what modification in the circuit should I do if my battery is 1.5 volts? Greetings
После сборки схемы диод питания горит, но при подключении аккумулятора он не гаснет, а диод, который указывает на заряд, не загорается. Напряжение на выходе такое же, как и на входе: 5 вольт. Заменил как вы советовали 4.7k + R220 на многооборотный потенциометр 10k , но напряжение не регулируется. Схему внимательно проверил. Подскажите, как решить эту проблему? Спасибо.
Please watch video again, you need a variable power supply to set the cutoff threshold, if you set it at 4.2 volts then it will cutoff voltage to cell when reaching 4.2v
I want to use this circuit in a device where battery is connected permanently, and input from 5v supply. Is it ok? No drain in battery when device is in off state??
You can use voltage max to 12v but instead of 4.7K + 220R at left bottom in diagram, use variable resistor and adjust Cut Off point as per your requirement.
please make video showing "auto charger regulator" for laptop. Say, it will stop charging whenever battery is 90% full. And it will start charging again whenever battery is 10%. I am using my laptop almost 20 hrs a day connected to power supply.
I think with this diagram, you can use a really big transformer to step-down 220v to 12v high current,now you can use 7805 regulators to send 5v 1amp to each circuit to charge your batteries remember with a really big transformer you can power a lot of circuits with it. Alternatively you can get 5v directly from the 220v mains through USB chargers to power your circuits to charge your batteries even 100 batteries at once. 👍 But remember each 7805 powers one circuit to charge one battery and each USB charger powers one circuit to charge one battery. You can assemble your circuits in one enclosed box and install a fan to cool your battery charging system 😁⚡👍
Just replace the 220 ohms Resistor with 10k variable resistor and connect the voltage where you want to set cut off point by rotating resistor till green led glows.
Good night. I made that charger that you show in the video but when I tried it it didn't work the same. The first thing is that while when you connect the USB to the source the output voltage gives you 0, it gives me 4.95 V, and when you connect the battery to charge the LEDs light up in a strange way. What do you think will happen? I'm going to upload a video for you to see.
Hello, I tried it with the video circuit (I captured the screen) and it never cut despite not charging anymore and the red led was permanently on, I clarify that I used a new 3.7 battery that was fully charged and I discharged it a little to load. Looking at the circuit in the video with the one in the description there are differences, I used the one in the description and it works fine now. Thank you! I want to make a contribution, I removed the 220 resistor and put a 10k potentiometer as you suggest and you can effectively regulate the charging voltage as a previous user consulted. Greetings.
Yes, There was actually led polarity mistake in video diagram, and corrected one is already uploaded download link is in video description, and you did perfect to use 10k pot to adjust cutoff voltage. Thanks for watching 😊
@@CreativeTechos exactly, that was the error of the diagram. Now it works fine, I think, only that I have to adjust the cut-off point according to the battery I am charging, for this I am trying with a 10 kΩ potentiometer. I'll tell you how I'm doing on the tests. A question, I saw a similar circuit of yours that placed a 6Amp diode at the output to the load, is it convenient in this 3.7 volt battery charging circuit?
Yes, you can use that too, connect diode on output positive before connecting to battery, to stop reverse discharging, also 4.7k resistor that is connected from pin 1 of tl431 to direct input positive, instead of direct positive connect it to battery positive after diode. It will help to cutoff at precise voltage.
@@CreativeTechos i mean i want to charge a 12 volt battery with a standard 12 volt adapter and when the battery is charged this circuit will automatically stop charging
Yes, when your battery is full, it will stop charging to battery. You can check new improved version of this circuit with precise & adjustable cutoff. For lithium ion batteries each cell needs 4.2v multiplied by number of cells in series needed to be set as cutoff voltage, Video link czcams.com/video/nvlOeDHkwK0/video.html
👉 Circuit Diagram Download Link in Description
can this be replicated for laptop battery ????
@@tnamen1307 No.
You mean for 3 s battery?
@@CreativeTechos please make circuit for laptop auto off charger.
@@tnamen1307 If you want to charge the laptop battery outside the laptop, then you need to use a charger with balancers. Moreover, the number of balancers should be equal to the number of batteries connected in series in the battery.
Thank you for the tutorial. I'm impressed to find someone actually talking in the tutorial. it made following along that much easier when someone is actually telling us what to do instead of just doing it and expecting us to know what they are doing. again thank you
You're most welcome ☺️
Very calm and clear explanation with demonstration is very appreciable. Even an untrained person could do this from your video. Actually this is the way of good teaching that everybody can understand. Thank you for an excellent video.
Thanks for appreciating, Thanks for watching 🙂
I admire your works and projects with a high sense of respect and many times learn from them as well but may I point out a fact which I think is very important with regards to the circuit diagram shown from 2:33 to 2:36,the green diode is shown connected the wrong way,I think a circuit built in this manner will not work properly because the green diode should have been connected the other way round with the positive pin(which is pin 2) soldered to the positive supply line through the 5.6K resistor.I STAND TO BE CORRECTED ANY WAY, thanks.
Yes i apologise there is mistakes in diagram, but i have already updated and corrected the mistakes and the perfect diagram download link is in description.
Greetings from Greece.
Simple analog circuit and effective, many people knows electronics but in practice you take +1.0000 my friend.
I believe that theory can not do nothing if the practice is not follow.
Thank you and congratulations.
Thankyou so much for appreciating
Thank you! I needed this!
Very through, clear, precise excellent description
Thankyou
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Thank you for all your videos. Very informative and helpful. One question, can the 431 shunt regulator be substituted with another type of regulator? Or something equivalent to?
In simple words TL431 is an adjustable zener diode, so there is broadly available in market with TL431, KA431 or KA431AZ both are same.
Your work is very good, I wish you success in the following and thank you for this information. Thank you
Thanks for watching 🙂
It's like you read my mind, the video was just in time for my for my project! Thanks 😊 I'm going to try making this circuit I'll let you guys know how it works
Let me know if any help needed 👍
@@CreativeTechos
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Is it working well?
Yes it works and use 5v 1A charger
За стерильность спасибо!
Congratulations, great job. Success always !!
Thankyou so much 😍
Awesome circuit! Thanks! Subbed.
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These is more interesting. Those posting technical projects here should take example from this tutorial. Using English to explain for the understanding of subscribers is the ultimate. Thanks 👍👍👍👍👍
Very useful circuit and I tried it. It indeed cuts the voltage when the battery is full but as long as the circuit is connected to the battery red led remains lit.
This is something that bothers me. It'll be draining the battery. Or is there anyway one can do it?
not sure why red led would remain lit as i haven't tested the circuit, but if you are concerned about green led draining the battery you can disconnect it. the red led should go out when the battery is charged.@@omodeindemustopha9270
Very nice and clear. Thank you!!!
Thanks for watching 🙂
Why you not explain how the circuit is working the video is a soldering course Is important to understanding how the circuit is working? Not solderinf
Please check description
The description explains
thanks for the knowledge my friend
You're most welcome
Thanks for the video. I need for lifepo4 charger for 1 cell. Can we limit for 3.65 V . Thank you.
I have a question... I already have two leds that are controlled by a micro, so how do I have to conect that circut to the micro so that the micro detect when the batery is in process of charging or is full charged? Is as simple as conecting the input to where the anode of the led might be? or I can take out the leds?
Great job👍 do make circuits for more than one battery, like charging 2 or 4 at one time with a suitable adopter rather than power bank
I'll soon upload 3s bms with auto cutoff and input can be taken from any adopter like of laptop
@@CreativeTechos I cant wait!!! Great job
1. What is the minimum and maximum input voltage for the circuit?
2. How many watts are the resistors?
3. If you put a tuning resistor to adjust the current (instead of 4.7k + R220), what power should it be? Can I use the 3296 trimmer potentiometer?
Current circuit diagram is calibrated for 5v input.
And insted of 4.7k + 220R resistors you can use multiturn 10k potentiometer to setup the cutoff threshold.
Thanks for diagram !
You're most welcome 😉
hello,I don't understand the 15k resistor on the red led and the 5.6k resistor on the green led,aren't they too high?were 1k not enough?
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho bom bom
Thankyou
really a very useful project, sir.
Thanks
very Good circuit .your voice is very super.Thanks sir
Thanks for appreciating
Very very thanks for informative video.
You're most welcome 🙂
Спасибо было интересно! В принципе можно сделать под любой вольтаж.
Video is Easy to understand. Very good
Thanks for watching 🙂
Hi, thanks for your sharings.
In circuitry the red led is always on position. What type of diode should we use and where?
Please check updated circuit diagram download link is in video description, led position should be in series.
Hola boa tarde muito bom esse circuito pode me dizer por quê eu montei um com irf 3205 quando eliguei quem acendeu primeiro foi o led verde .
Does this circuit works with four 18650 battery connected in parallel with nominal voltage of 3.7V, 3400mah?? Need answers ASAP
Can you please upload 3.2V LFP cells charging circuit video.. Thankyou.
i'm from indonesia,,,i like your videos brw,,,,mantab👍
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Thanks for such useful circuit
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Can the input voltage comes from a 5V 10A power supply. I assume that it draws only the 1 amp it requires right? So we do not need to limit current. Nice video. Subscribed
Thankyou for subscribing, also i would like to let you know that you should use 5v 2A charger for 5 batteries in parallel, for 1 battery use just 5v 500ma
Is it a must or should( just for precaution) because only have high curent power supply tho?
@@maximussu7609 Just use a simple low value power resistor to limit maximum current in series with the power lead, something like 4.7 Ohms 5watt resistor should limit a short circuit current to about 1 amp, protect the circuit as well as the battery.
Thank you, wish you well
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This is really very good Thanks you so much
Thanks for watching my friend 🙂
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Nice video, keep it up, thanks :)
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thank you bro this is working very well i have tried it..
I'm glad to hear & you're most welcome
I have made the same circuit, when the battery is empty at 3.5V I get 0.7A current, and after 4.0 to 4.2V it's constant 0.4A. Is there anyhow I can increse the charge current, because it will take 5-6 hours to charge a 3.7V 2500mah battery. Please helt I need this for my school projekt
How many amphere can this circuit output ?
Hello ! Interesting and practical. But I have a question;
Can it be used for a 3.7V battery in parallel (11Amp)?. I saw the 5v/1Amp source.
Thanks
Hello
Thanks for sharing and explanations but unfortunately you have a mistake in the drawing, the practical assembly is correct but different from the drawing you presented.
The junction of the two 4.7 kg resistors should connect to the No. 1 (reference) leg of TL431 and not to the Anode and again as shown in the drawing. And the Anode which is the middle leg 2 should be connected to the resistor junction 220 ohms and 15 k ohms
Hope you get the comment easily and comment
Thank you very much
I apologise, but already uploaded correct download link in description.
@CreativeTechos, Whether the circuit can take higher input voltage than 5v from usb. What is the input voltage range for the circuit. Can you suggest equivalent for the 431. For parallel charging of more li-ion cells requiring charging current exceeding 1A, whether the same mosfet an be used with appropriate heat sink.
Yes this circuit can take 5-24v input, also irfz44n mosfet drain current is rated 44A as per datasheet with good heatsink,
I will soon upload adjustable cutoff circuit can that can be used to charge any range of batteries of 5-24v,
Also you can use same above circuit for charging upto 5 cells in parallel with good heatsink on mosfet, and using 5A 2A charger
@@CreativeTechos So many thanks and my heartiest well wishes for your continued renovations and simplified projects. Kindly educate about the use of TL431 shunt regulator. How can it be eliminated with simpler component(s).
A large voltage cannot be applied to the input of the circuit because the protection circuit that is built into the battery will fail. I do not recommend a power supply voltage higher than 8 Volts.
You can apply max input 5v for 3.7v battery, Otherwise it will not fail but will remain in Cutoff state as this circuit is designed when voltage reaches 4.3v it goes in cutoff state.
@@CreativeTechos In case of poor contact at the terminals of the power supply, "rattling", the MOSFET will open for a while until TL431 gives a "command" to close it. And all the power supply voltage will be applied to the battery. If the supply voltage is approximately higher than 10 Volts, the protection circuit built into the battery will fail.
Thank you brother🙂
You're most welcome
Your videos are great! I will give you a /sub for that. Nice work.
Thankyou so much 😍
Hello CreativeTechos! Can I have a question please? :) The charging output is 5V-s right, correct?
Если поставить подстроечное сопротивление для регулировки тока (вместо 4,7k + R220), то какой оно должно быть мощности? Можно использовать подстроечный резистор 3296? If you put a trimmer resistance to adjust the current (instead of 4.7k + R220), then what power should it be? Can a 3296 Trimming Potentiometer be used?
czcams.com/video/nvlOeDHkwK0/video.html
Check out this video, with adjustable cutoff for any battery, with feedback from battery for precise cutoff.
Input voltage should be set cutoff voltage on output + input to output drop voltage.
Good evening I saw your post about the 3.7 volt battery I have a 21 volt battery(5 battery 3.7=4.2vx5=21v) Can you tell me what resistors I need to change to make it work Thank you very much
I enjoyed making this project from your tutorial however I must agree the green diode in the schematic diagram is shown pointing in the wrong direction. I look forward to more interesting projects such as this one was thank you for your presentation.
Thanks for appreciating, it was mistake in video but download link in description has correct diagram
You mean the 'diode is reversed'
This is the correct terminology.
You have not yet learned the language specific to electronics.
I assembled exactly as in the downloaded scheme.
1. The green diode is off.
2. When the battery is connected, the red diode does not light up.
3. The voltage supplied to the battery is 5 volts.
4. The voltage does not change with a variable resistor (replaced 4.7k + 220 ohms with a 10k variable resistor).
Is the circuit not working or do I need to fix something?
I will be grateful for help. Thank you.
Sorry to hear this, but make sure TL431 ic is worky & mosfet too, also trim pot will not change voltage, you just need to connect variable power supply and set voltage to suppose cutoff at 4.2v, then move the trimpot till green led turns on, Then your circuit is calibrated to cutoff output when it is reach 4.2v, Connect battery first, then plugin the charger, you'll see Red led on, Afterl full charge green will turn on.
Thanks for sharing the nice video tutorial
Thanks for watching my friend, New version of this circuit is uploaded few days ago, you my check that out too🙂
Какое минимальное и максимальное входное напряжение для схемы?
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Hello and thank you very much for your video, very useful. A question, what modification in the circuit should I do if my battery is 1.5 volts? Greetings
1.5v Ni-Cd need different circuit as mosfet will not able to switch in low voltages
@@CreativeTechos of course, my question is what values have will for 1.5 volts?
I'll try to upload video for 1.5v ASAP
@@CreativeTechosthank you very much sir. , I am subscribed so I will receive the alert. Greetings
Thanks 😊
Nice project 👍👍❤❤ but a question,can i use 2 amp charger for charge a 2500 mah battery 🔋??
Nice explanation sir.
How many batteris can be charge at a time.if one ,canyou make batteris charging circuit?
Yes, I'll soon upload 3s charging system circuit, subscribe and get notified
После сборки схемы диод питания горит, но при подключении аккумулятора он не гаснет, а диод, который указывает на заряд, не загорается. Напряжение на выходе такое же, как и на входе: 5 вольт. Заменил как вы советовали 4.7k + R220 на многооборотный потенциометр 10k , но напряжение не регулируется. Схему внимательно проверил. Подскажите, как решить эту проблему? Спасибо.
Please watch video again, you need a variable power supply to set the cutoff threshold, if you set it at 4.2 volts then it will cutoff voltage to cell when reaching 4.2v
Excellent , thanks
My pleasure 🙂
As u javemadeit butcan it be connected to a solar panel 3W 6v
Super!
Bro this is awesome.. please make a vedio on 1.2 volt battery NiMH/Cd.
Yes, I'll try to upload ASAP
Thank you for the Video Tutorial. Very useful. What is the cut off voltage of the above circuit?… Is it 4.2 volt ? Aren’ t I ?
Yes 4.2.
It looked a bit low 4.15. Do I change a resistor so it cut off higher?
Can you make the 3s (12v) versión? please! Thanks!!
Yes I'll upload very soon, subscribe and turn on notification for all to get notified for every new video
I want to use this circuit in a device where battery is connected permanently, and input from 5v supply. Is it ok? No drain in battery when device is in off state??
Use a Schottky Diode on positive to avoid battery drain
Hi, What changes do I have to make in this circuit in order to charge a 9V NiCD battery?
Check out this video czcams.com/video/nvlOeDHkwK0/video.html
This circuit is adjustable auto cutoff for 9-18v batteries with feedback.
What is the efficiency of this circuit bro?
Hi , I want it to cut off at 3.7v , Which resistor do I have to change? (Without variable resistor)
Thanks You very much!
Can't without variable resistor
Bom o circuito ,vou fazer 😃 BRAZIL vendo😉
What is teste dispositivo white?
Can we use a multi-turn 20k potentiometer instead of 4.7k + 220R resistors to set the cutoff threshold at 4 volts? would it be appropriate? thanks
Yes, it is actually good idea, if you've already 20k use that, otherwise 10k is perfect.
@@CreativeTechos please what is the mathematical formula for setting the cut voltage?
Hi, if i want to change the output voltage, which resistor value should i change in ur circuit diagram?
You can use voltage max to 12v but instead of 4.7K + 220R at left bottom in diagram, use variable resistor and adjust Cut Off point as per your requirement.
@@CreativeTechos hi, if i use input voltage of 5V but 20 amps Power Supply Unit, would it be safe since ur cicuit will just draw 1 amp right?
please make video showing "auto charger regulator" for laptop.
Say, it will stop charging whenever battery is 90% full. And it will start charging again whenever battery is 10%.
I am using my laptop almost 20 hrs a day connected to power supply.
Cuántas pilas de 3.7 v puedo poner en serie y cuántas en paralelo
There is a difference between the diagram used to download and the diagram in the video where the tL431 is connected, which one is correct?
diagram used to download is correct, this guy is not good at making diagrams 🤣
Is this use only for single battery or it can charge for more than one battery in parallel connection?
Yes you can charge upto 5 batteries in parallel.
Sir, please inlude a buzzer to alarm us or rather caught our attention that the battery is already fully charge.
Good idea!
Thanks
Please make a circuit for charging upto 10 Li ion battery at the same time having 220v AC input🙏🙏🙏
You mean input 220v AC & output dc for 10 li-ion batteries,
I think with this diagram, you can use a really big transformer to step-down 220v to 12v high current,now you can use 7805 regulators to send 5v 1amp to each circuit to charge your batteries remember with a really big transformer you can power a lot of circuits with it. Alternatively you can get 5v directly from the 220v mains through USB chargers to power your circuits to charge your batteries even 100 batteries at once. 👍 But remember each 7805 powers one circuit to charge one battery and each USB charger powers one circuit to charge one battery. You can assemble your circuits in one enclosed box and install a fan to cool your battery charging system 😁⚡👍
Please tell me what are the resistor values to charge 7.4v batteries
Many thanks
Pierre
Just replace the 220 ohms Resistor with 10k variable resistor and connect the voltage where you want to set cut off point by rotating resistor till green led glows.
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Very good 👍👍
Thankyou so much
Nice project 😊
Thanks for watching 🙂
Good night. I made that charger that you show in the video but when I tried it it didn't work the same. The first thing is that while when you connect the USB to the source the output voltage gives you 0, it gives me 4.95 V, and when you connect the battery to charge the LEDs light up in a strange way. What do you think will happen? I'm going to upload a video for you to see.
Will any type of tl431 and irfz44n will work?
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Can charge and use simultaneously ?
Hello, I tried it with the video circuit (I captured the screen) and it never cut despite not charging anymore and the red led was permanently on, I clarify that I used a new 3.7 battery that was fully charged and I discharged it a little to load. Looking at the circuit in the video with the one in the description there are differences, I used the one in the description and it works fine now. Thank you! I want to make a contribution, I removed the 220 resistor and put a 10k potentiometer as you suggest and you can effectively regulate the charging voltage as a previous user consulted. Greetings.
Yes, There was actually led polarity mistake in video diagram, and corrected one is already uploaded download link is in video description, and you did perfect to use 10k pot to adjust cutoff voltage.
Thanks for watching 😊
@@CreativeTechos exactly, that was the error of the diagram. Now it works fine, I think, only that I have to adjust the cut-off point according to the battery I am charging, for this I am trying with a 10 kΩ potentiometer. I'll tell you how I'm doing on the tests. A question, I saw a similar circuit of yours that placed a 6Amp diode at the output to the load, is it convenient in this 3.7 volt battery charging circuit?
Actually 1A Schottky diode is perfect for 3.7v lithium ion batteries
@@CreativeTechos can be 1n4007?
Yes, you can use that too,
connect diode on output positive before connecting to battery, to stop reverse discharging, also 4.7k resistor that is connected from pin 1 of tl431 to direct input positive, instead of direct positive connect it to battery positive after diode. It will help to cutoff at precise voltage.
Will this work when charging more than one battery at the same time?
hello bro nice project congratulations can you do this for 12 volt adapter and 12 volt battery in the same project.
Sorry I didn't got you, please explain what you want to say.
@@CreativeTechos i mean i want to charge a 12 volt battery with a standard 12 volt adapter and when the battery is charged this circuit will automatically stop charging
Yes, when your battery is full, it will stop charging to battery. You can check new improved version of this circuit with precise & adjustable cutoff. For lithium ion batteries each cell needs 4.2v multiplied by number of cells in series needed to be set as cutoff voltage, Video link czcams.com/video/nvlOeDHkwK0/video.html
can you make auto cut off charger for AA batterays?
Thanks good idea..
You're most welcome
Good job , how can i use this circuit if i need to use with 10 batteries connected in parallel and one battery is 2600 mah thanks
Yes you can connect all batteries in parallel and use input 5v 2-3 A
Thank you.
My pleasure Thanks for watching 🙂
@@CreativeTechos i make this.battary heat and yellow bulb not yet on is it fault ?
Thanks sir
You're most welcome
Maximum!how many ampe,which the circuit can supply!Sir!Thank!
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