How to Build a Li-Ion and USB Powered Design with Built-in Charging Part 3
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This video series takes you step by step through how to design a circuit that can be powered from a USB input (5V) or from a Lithium Ion battery cell and output a regulated 5V. The design includes a battery charging circuit and a circuit that automatically isolates the battery from the power bus when USB power is applied. In part three we look at the battery charging circuit design and the power source isolation circuit design.
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Thanks for the impeccable and detailed explanation. One quick question, what MOSFET did you use for this project? Is there a model that I can reference to? Thanks.
@ForceTronics
7 ай бұрын
If you are referring to the 2x P Channel MOSFET used for the battery charging circuit, the PN is PJC7407_R1_00001
@jason19920816ify
7 ай бұрын
@@ForceTronics appreciate the quick reply🙌
So when the isset is connected to an adc pin of the microcontroller it can see if the battery is charging. What would be the best solution to also see the charge level of the battery?
@ForceTronics
Жыл бұрын
They make "Fuel Gauge" IC made to monitor a cell's state of charge. You could also monitor the battery's voltage level to get a sense of its charge level. First you may want to characterize the battery's discharge curve, store it in the microcontroller's NVM and compare real time battery voltage measurements to the curve to get an idea of charge level.
Do you have the schematric of the final circuit published?
@ForceTronics
5 ай бұрын
Yes the schematic, BOM, and PCB files are all available on my patreon page: patreon.com/forcetronics
Can I apply MOSFET's with body diode? Or without body diode are necessary?
@ForceTronics
8 ай бұрын
I am guessing you mean Q5? If so body diode won't matter because if the USB power is applied the body diode will be reverse bias. If USB power is not applied the MOSFET will be "on" and current will flow through the MOSFET