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by leggomylibro
3169 days ago
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That is a good point. What's a good LiPo protection circuit look like? Some googling led me to some basics that a protection circuit should have, does this look about right? - Overcharge protection (prevent charging past the max voltage, probably ~4.2V but intentionally shrinking this window might prolong cell life) - Short circuit protection (Like, a fuse? Would a PTC one work?) - Limit charge current (0.5-1C for LiPos, 5-10C for LiCaps, etc) - Undercharge protection; prevent discharge past a 'low voltage' value and (ideally) permanently disable cell or severely limit charge rate if voltage drops below the minimum safe value. - (Ideally) Balance voltage between individual cells. |
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https://hackaday.com/2017/09/25/diy-lipo-protectors/