Update tester capacitate li-ion

In urma unui mail primit de la un strain, am decis sa public modificarile aduse pe parcurs tersterului pentru acumulatori cu arduino. M-a surprins placut acel mail deoarece nu ma asteptam ca cineva sa vrea sa faca ceea am creeat mai ales un strain. Eu dupa ce am facut postarea cu realizarea am constatat niste greseli la referinta pentru arduino cu TL431 si anume la rezistente, curentul prin rezistenta vechie de 470ohm nu era suficient pentru stabilizare si referinta nu era stabila, dupa modificarea rezistentei am fost nevoit sa schimb si celalta rezistenta deoarece nu avea tensiunea care imi trebuia mie. Neaparat sa fie peste tensiunea acumulatorului incarcat 4.20V. Am mai adaugat si un coler care porneste numai in timpul descarcarii pentru a raci rezistentele deoarece ard rau la un consum de 700mA.



SI asa arata in prezent testerul meu pentru acumulatori li-ion. Am uitat sa spun ca am adaugat si o baterie portabil pentru a nu mai depinde de alimentator sau usb.








Tester capacitate acumulatori li-ion (Inceput de Arduino)

De foarte mult timp am vrut sa ma apuc de arduino, dar desigur am tot amanat. Nu a mai durat mult timp si am achizitonat 2 module arduino nano si am inceput sa ma joc cu ele. In acest timp l-am cunoscut si pe domnul Nicu Florica pe facebuci si am inceput sa vorbim despre arduino si bineinteles sa ma ajute unde nu ma descurcam :)). Bun, pana aici, cam asta este povestea inceputului meu cu arduino.

Stand aiurea pe internet si cautand proiecte cu arduino am dat peste unul pe instructables, cu testare de acumulatori ni-cd 1,2v, si am inceput sa ma uit cum este facut, schema, cod etc. Am inceput sa fac si eu montajul si am vazut ca in cod poti modifica tensiunile de maxim si minim pentru acumulator. Si ce am zis eu, hmm hai sa bagam minim 2.5v si maxim 4.30, si ce credeti chiar a functionat, putea citit un acumulator li-ion si sa il descarce. Dar na, eu mereu sa fac modificari am mai vrut sa adaug un acumulator pe langa cei 3, am incercat sa ridic textul mai sus sa mai scot din cuvinte si facusem jos spatiu pentru inca un semn de baterie...si aici m-am oprit :)). Oricum i-am dat de capat cu ajutorul dl Nicu si am mai adaugat si referinta cu TL431. Cam atat, numai bine !


http://nicuflorica.blogspot.ro/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96MvGp2XzuU











////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Tester capacitate acumulatori li-ion by TrAx & Nicu 09.2016
// Preluat si modificat de la http://www.instructables.com/id/Rechargeable-Battery-Capacity-Tester/
// Modificat pentru 4 acumulatori li-ion + referinta stabila TL431 4,5v   
//   PCD8544 library
// Feb 8, 2011  - B. Hobbs
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include         // library of functions for Nokia LCD (http://code.google.com/p/pcd8544/)

#define LCD_TEXT_WIDTH      14   // Width of text line for Nokia LCD
#define LCD_LINE1            0
#define LCD_LINE2            1
#define LCD_LINE3            2
#define LCD_LINE4            3
#define LCD_LINE5            4
#define LCD_LINE6            5
#define NUM_LINES_ON_LCD     6
#define MAX_BATTERIES        4
#define LOAD_RESISTANCE      5.8    //load resistance in ohms
#define START_BEEP        5000      // frequency in Hz
#define DONE_BEEP         1800
#define SPKR_PIN             8     // The pin used for the SPEAKER
#define LED_PIN             13     // The pin used for the LED
#define LCD_WIDTH           84     // The dimensions of the Nokia LCD(in pixels)...
#define LCD_HEIGHT          48
#define BAT_WIDTH           18     // Width of battery icon in pixels
#define BAT_HEIGHT           1     // Height of battery Icon (1 line = 8 pixels)
#define BATTERY_ICON_HORIZ  34     // Horizontal position of battery icon (in pixels)
#define MAH_HORIZ_POSITION  60     // Horizontal position of mAh display

// Bitmaps for battery icons, Full, Empty, and Battery with an X (no battery)
static const byte batteryEmptyIcon[] ={ 0x1c, 0x14, 0x77,0x41,0x41,0x41,
           0x41,0x41,0x41,0x41,0x41,0x41,0x41,0x41,0x41,0x41,0x41,0x7f};
static const byte batteryFullIcon[] = { 0x1c, 0x14, 0x77,0x7f,0x7f,0x7f,
           0x7f,0x7f,0x7f,0x7f,0x7f,0x7f,0x7f,0x7f,0x7f,0x7f,0x7f,0x7f};
static const byte noBatteryIcon [] = { 0x1C, 0x14, 0x77, 0x41, 0x41,0x41,
           0x41,0x63,0x77,0x5D,0x5D,0x77,0x63,0x41,0x41,0x41,0x41,0x7f};
///////// Battery voltage limits //////////////////////////////////////////
//  The following constants define the expected voltages for detecting the
//  battery and the minimum voltage at which the discharge test is complete.
// *Lithium Ion cells have a fully charged no-load voltage of 3.6 to 3.7 volts
//    and cause too much power dissapation in the load resistor, so 
//    they will not be tested
// *NiCads have a fully charged no-load voltage of 1.2 to 1.35 volts 
// *NiMH batteries have a fully charged no-load voltage of 1.4 to 1.45 volts
//    Since the NiCad and NiMH batteries are similar (and difficult to 
//    reliably autodetect) they are handled identically in this program.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#define MAX_VOLTAGE           4290  // Max Voltage used for detection (in mV)
#define MIN_VOLTAGE      2500   //  Min Voltage for load removal (in mV)

static PCD8544 lcd;
enum {NOT_INSTALLED, DETECTING_TYPE, OVER_VOLTAGE, TEST_IN_PROGRESS, DONE};  // battery status values

struct batteryStruct
{
    unsigned long  charge;         // Total microamp hours for this battery
    byte battStatus;               // set this to DONE when this cell's test is complete
    byte batteryVoltagePin;        // Analog sensor pin (0-5) for reading battery voltage
    byte fetVoltagePin;            // Analog sensor pin (0-5) to read voltage across FET
    byte dischargeControlPin;      // Output Pin that controlls the load for this battery
    unsigned int lowerThreshold;   // voltage at which discharge is complete (mV)
    unsigned long PrevTime;        // Previous time reading (in milliseconds)
    unsigned int numSamplesAboveMin; // number of good voltage readings (to determine battery installed)
    unsigned int numSamplesBelowMin; // number of samples read below minimum (to determine battery discharged)   
}
battery[MAX_BATTERIES];




static const byte progressIndicator[] = "-\0|/";
static const byte backslashNokia[] =    //define backslach LCD character for Nokia5110 (PCD8544)
{
   B0000010,
   B0000100,
   B0001000,
   B0010000,
   B0100000
};

//Prototypes for utility functions
void printRightJustifiedUint(unsigned int n, unsigned short numDigits);
void ClearDisplayLine(int line);   // function to clear specified line of LCD display
unsigned int getBatteryVoltage(unsigned int batteryNum);
unsigned int getFetVoltage(unsigned int batteryNum);
void printVoltage(unsigned int n);
//-------------------------------------------

float referinta = 4500.;  // in mV

void setup()
{
   analogReference(EXTERNAL); // use AREF for reference voltage
  
   unsigned int batteryNum;
   unsigned int battVoltage;
  
   Serial.begin(9600);             // Initialize serial port
   pinMode(SPKR_PIN, OUTPUT);      //Set output mode for pin used for spkr
   
   lcd.begin(LCD_WIDTH, LCD_HEIGHT);// set up the LCD's dimensions in pixels
   // Register the backslash character as a special character
   // since the standard library doesn't have one
   lcd.createChar(0, backslashNokia);
   tone(SPKR_PIN, START_BEEP,50);   // short beep
   
   battery[0].dischargeControlPin = 12;    // setup the corresponding pins
   battery[0].fetVoltagePin = 0;           // for each battery according to
   battery[0].batteryVoltagePin = 1;       // schematic wiring diagram.
   
   battery[1].dischargeControlPin = 11;       
   battery[1].fetVoltagePin = 2; 
   battery[1].batteryVoltagePin = 3; 

   battery[2].dischargeControlPin = 10;
   battery[2].fetVoltagePin = 4; 
   battery[2].batteryVoltagePin = 5; 

   battery[3].dischargeControlPin = 9;
   battery[3].fetVoltagePin = 6; 
   battery[3].batteryVoltagePin = 7;
  
   battery[0].battStatus = DETECTING_TYPE;  // initialize status of each battery
   battery[1].battStatus = DETECTING_TYPE; 
   battery[2].battStatus = DETECTING_TYPE;
   battery[3].battStatus = DETECTING_TYPE;
  
   battery[0].numSamplesAboveMin = 0;
   battery[1].numSamplesAboveMin = 0;
   battery[2].numSamplesAboveMin = 0;
   battery[3].numSamplesAboveMin = 0;
  
   battery[0].numSamplesBelowMin = 0;
   battery[1].numSamplesBelowMin = 0;
   battery[2].numSamplesBelowMin = 0; 
   battery[3].numSamplesBelowMin = 0; 

   // Set the three FET control pins for output
   pinMode(battery[0].dischargeControlPin, OUTPUT); 
   pinMode(battery[1].dischargeControlPin, OUTPUT); 
   pinMode(battery[2].dischargeControlPin, OUTPUT); 
   pinMode(battery[3].dischargeControlPin, OUTPUT);
   
   lcd.setCursor(0, LCD_LINE1);// First Character, First line
   lcd.print("     Test   ");  // Print a message to the LCD.
   lcd.setCursor(0, LCD_LINE2);
   lcd.print("  Capacitate  "); 
   lcd.setCursor(0, LCD_LINE3);   
   lcd.print("    Li-Ion    ");
   lcd.setCursor(0, LCD_LINE4);
   lcd.print("   Creat de  "); 
   lcd.setCursor(0, LCD_LINE5);   
   lcd.print(" TrAx Palicaru");  

   delay(3000);

   lcd.clear();        // clear the display 
   lcd.print("  Descarcare"); 
   lcd.setCursor(0, LCD_LINE2);//  set cursor to 3rd line 
   lcd.print(" Volti     mAh");  
   
}

void loop() 
{
   static unsigned int i = 0 ;
   static unsigned int  line , p, batteryNum, width1;
   static unsigned long duration, currentTime;
   static unsigned int battVoltage,fetVoltage, loadCurrent;
   static boolean done = false;
   static unsigned int beepCounter = 0;

   if (!done)
   {
      lcd.setCursor(LCD_WIDTH-5, LCD_LINE1);  // end of line 1
      lcd.write(progressIndicator[i  % (sizeof(progressIndicator)-1)]);
      lcd.home();
      lcd.write(progressIndicator[i++ % (sizeof(progressIndicator)-1)]);
      
      for (batteryNum= 0 ; batteryNum < MAX_BATTERIES ; batteryNum++)
      {
         battVoltage = getBatteryVoltage(batteryNum);
         fetVoltage = getFetVoltage(batteryNum);
         // Calculate the display line number for this battery
         line = batteryNum + LCD_LINE3;  // first battery displayed on line4
            
         if ( battery[batteryNum].battStatus == TEST_IN_PROGRESS)
         {
            ClearDisplayLine(line);
            printVoltage(battVoltage);
            lcd.setCursor(BATTERY_ICON_HORIZ , line);   // indent to horiz pixel location for battery icon     
            width1 =  3 + (i % (sizeof(batteryEmptyIcon)-3)) ; //start at offset of 3 pixels
  
            // Display the left half of the Battery Icon (Empty), at calculated width
            lcd.drawBitmap(batteryEmptyIcon, width1, 1); // Battery Empty icon (partial) one line tall
            // Display the remainder of the Battery Icon (Full) 
            lcd.drawBitmap(&batteryFullIcon[width1], sizeof(batteryFullIcon) - width1, 1);

            // Calculate the time duration between the last reading (in milliseconds)
            currentTime = millis();
            duration = (currentTime - battery[batteryNum].PrevTime);
            battery[batteryNum].PrevTime = currentTime;
            // Current through resistor is voltage across the resistor divided by load restistance
            // Since the voltage is in millivolts, the current will be in milliamps
            loadCurrent = (battVoltage - fetVoltage) / LOAD_RESISTANCE;
            // milliAmpHours = current (in milliAmps)  * duration (in Hours)
            // Must divide by (60*60*1000) to convert duration in micro seconds to hours
            // But doing this now would cause a loss of precision, so
            // divide by 3600 which will result in microamp hours to be summed.
            // Divide by 1000 when milliamp hours are desired for display
            battery[batteryNum].charge +=   (loadCurrent * duration) / 3600;
            Serial.print("Bat");
            Serial.print(batteryNum+1);
            Serial.print("  V=");
            Serial.print(battVoltage);
            Serial.print("   duration ");
            Serial.print(duration);
            Serial.print("ms   load=");
            Serial.print(loadCurrent );
            Serial.print("mA     mAh=");
            Serial.println(battery[batteryNum].charge/1000);
    
            lcd.setCursor(MAH_HORIZ_POSITION, line);  // indent to pixel location for mAh
            printRightJustifiedUint(battery[batteryNum].charge/1000,4);
            // Has the battery voltage dropped below the minimum?
            // Must have several battery voltage samples below minimum
            // in a row, before declaring 'done'
            if (battVoltage <  battery[batteryNum].lowerThreshold)
            {
               Serial.print("Batt");
               Serial.print(batteryNum);
               Serial.print(" Below threshold: ");
               Serial.println(battVoltage);
               if ( battery[batteryNum].numSamplesBelowMin < 3 )
               {
                  battery[batteryNum].numSamplesBelowMin++;
               }
               else
               {
                  // This testing on this battery is complete, set status to DONE
                  // Turn off the discharge load and update the display
                  battery[batteryNum].battStatus = DONE;
                  digitalWrite(battery[batteryNum].dischargeControlPin, LOW); // turn off the load
                  ClearDisplayLine(line);
                  // Display the Empty Battery Icon 
                  lcd.setCursor(BATTERY_ICON_HORIZ , line);   // indent to horiz pixel location for battery icon     
                  lcd.drawBitmap(batteryEmptyIcon, sizeof(batteryEmptyIcon), 1);
                  lcd.setCursor(MAH_HORIZ_POSITION, line);  // indent to pixel location for mAh
                  printRightJustifiedUint(battery[batteryNum].charge/1000,4); 
                  tone(SPKR_PIN, DONE_BEEP,50); // short beep
                  // Check to see if ALL installed batteries are in the DONE state.
                  done = checkAllDone();
               }
            }
            else
            {
              // reset counter since this reading was good.
             battery[batteryNum].numSamplesBelowMin = 0;
            } 
         }
         else if (battery[batteryNum].battStatus == DONE)
         {
            // don't update this line of the display    
         }
         else if (battery[batteryNum].battStatus == NOT_INSTALLED)
         {
           ClearDisplayLine(line);
           lcd.setCursor(BATTERY_ICON_HORIZ , line);   // indent to horiz pixel location for battery icon     
           lcd.drawBitmap(noBatteryIcon, sizeof(noBatteryIcon), 1);
           if (battVoltage >= MIN_VOLTAGE)
           {
              // This condition indicates that a battery has 
              // been installed, change status to Detecting
              battery[batteryNum].battStatus = DETECTING_TYPE;
           }   
         }  
         else if (battery[batteryNum].battStatus == OVER_VOLTAGE )
         {
           lcd.setCursor(0, line);
           lcd.print(" OVER VOLTAGE ");
           battery[batteryNum].battStatus =  DETECTING_TYPE;
         } 
         else if (battery[batteryNum].battStatus == DETECTING_TYPE)
         {
           lcd.setCursor(0, line);
           lcd.print(" Detecting... ");
           detectBatteryType(batteryNum, battVoltage );
         }
         else // undefined battery status
         {
            // should never get here
            lcd.setCursor(0, line);
            lcd.print("???");
         }  
      }
   }
   else
   {
      // we're done - all batteries are discharged
      if (beepCounter  < 3 )
      {
         lcd.setCursor(0, LCD_LINE1);// First Character, First line
         lcd.print(" Test Complet ");
         lcd.setInverse(beepCounter % 2); // Invert the display
         tone(SPKR_PIN, DONE_BEEP,200);  // done beep
         beepCounter++;
      }
      // continue to update battery voltage
      for (batteryNum= 0 ; batteryNum < MAX_BATTERIES ; batteryNum++)
      {
         battVoltage = getBatteryVoltage(batteryNum);
         line = batteryNum + LCD_LINE3;  // first battery displayed on line4
         if (battery[batteryNum].battStatus == DONE)
         {
           // set cursor at beginning of line but don't erase battery icon
           // or the result mAh
           lcd.setCursor(0 , line);
           printVoltage(battVoltage);
         }
         else
         {
           ClearDisplayLine(line);
           lcd.setCursor(BATTERY_ICON_HORIZ , line);   // indent to horiz pixel location for battery icon     
           lcd.drawBitmap(noBatteryIcon, sizeof(noBatteryIcon), 1);
         }
      }
      
   }
    delay(1000);  // wait one second, then get next set of samples
} //end of main loop


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// detectBatteryType()  Detects the battery type and sets up the appropriate
//               status and thresholds
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void detectBatteryType(unsigned int batteryNum, unsigned int battVoltage)
{
   if (battery[batteryNum].numSamplesAboveMin > 3)
   {
      if (battVoltage > MAX_VOLTAGE )
      {
         battery[batteryNum].battStatus = OVER_VOLTAGE;
      }
      else if (battVoltage > MIN_VOLTAGE)
      {
         // Battery Type identified as: li-ion
         // Initialize variables and start discharge
         battery[batteryNum].lowerThreshold = MIN_VOLTAGE;
         battery[batteryNum].battStatus = TEST_IN_PROGRESS;
         battery[batteryNum].charge = 0;
         battery[batteryNum].PrevTime = millis();
         digitalWrite(battery[batteryNum].dischargeControlPin, HIGH); // turn on the FET
      }
      else
      {
         battery[batteryNum].numSamplesAboveMin = 0;
      }             
   }
   else // not enough good samples yet
   {
      if (battVoltage > MIN_VOLTAGE)
      {
         battery[batteryNum].numSamplesAboveMin++;
         battery[batteryNum].numSamplesBelowMin = 0;
      }
      else
      {
         battery[batteryNum].numSamplesBelowMin++;
         battery[batteryNum].numSamplesAboveMin = 0;
      }
   }
   if (battery[batteryNum].numSamplesBelowMin > 3)
   {
      battery[batteryNum].battStatus = NOT_INSTALLED;
   }      
}


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// checkAllDone()  checks to see if ALL installed batteries are in the DONE state.
//                 return true if all tests are complete.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
boolean checkAllDone()
{
  unsigned int batteryNum;
  unsigned int count=0;
  
   for (batteryNum= 0 ; batteryNum < MAX_BATTERIES ; batteryNum++)
   {
     if( battery[batteryNum].battStatus == TEST_IN_PROGRESS)
        return false;
   }
   return true;
}      
      
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// printRightJustifiedUint() prints unsigned integer, right justified
//            on the LCD with the specified number of digits (up to 5)
//            supressing leading zeros. Prints asterisks if the number is too
//            big to be displayed.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void printRightJustifiedUint(unsigned int n, unsigned short numDigits)
{
  
  const unsigned int powersOfTen[]={1,10,100,1000,10000};
  boolean overflow = false, supressZero = true;
  unsigned int digit, d;
  
  for (d = numDigits ; d > 0 ; d--)
  {
     if (overflow || numDigits > 5)
     {
       lcd.print("*");
     }
     else
     {
       // pow() function doesn't work as expected - use array powersOfTen[]
       digit = n / powersOfTen[d-1];
       n = n % (powersOfTen[d-1]);
       if (digit == 0 && supressZero && d > 1)
          lcd.print(" ");
       else if (digit <= 9)
       {
          lcd.print(digit);
          supressZero = false;
       }
       else
       {
         overflow = true;
         lcd.print("*");
       }
     }
  }          
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// printVoltage() prints unsigned integer (millivolts), as a voltage with
//        decimal point on the LCD from 0.000 to 9.999 volts
//        Prints asterisks if the number is too big to be displayed.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void printVoltage(unsigned int n)
{
  
  const unsigned int powersOfTen[]={1,10,100,1000,10000},  numDigits = 4;
  boolean overflow = false, supressZero = true;
  unsigned int digit, d;
  
  for (d = numDigits ; d > 0 ; d--)
  {
     if (overflow)
     {
       lcd.print("*");
     }
     else
     {
       // pow() function doesn't work as expected - use array powersOfTen[]
       digit = n / powersOfTen[d-1];
       n = n % (powersOfTen[d-1]);
       if (digit <= 9)
       {
          lcd.print(digit);
          if (d == numDigits)
             lcd.print(".");
       }
       else
       {
         overflow = true;
         lcd.print("*");
       }
     }
  }          
}


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// ClearDisplayLine()  utility function to clear one full line of the display
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void ClearDisplayLine(int line) 
{
  unsigned int i;
  lcd.setCursor(0, line);  // put cursor on first char of specified line
  lcd.clearLine();
  lcd.home();
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Read analog input for specified battery and maps into a voltage (in millivolts)
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
unsigned int getBatteryVoltage(unsigned int batteryNum)
{
   //return analogRead(battery[batteryNum].batteryVoltagePin), *4.887;
   return map(analogRead(battery[batteryNum].batteryVoltagePin), 0,1023,0,referinta);
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Read analog input for specified battery's FET and maps into a voltage (in millivolts)
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
unsigned int getFetVoltage(unsigned int batteryNum)
{
  //return analogRead(battery[batteryNum].fetVoltagePin)*4.887;
   return map(analogRead(battery[batteryNum].fetVoltagePin), 0,1023,0,referinta);
}

Tester componente electronice; Tranzistor tester; Super multi tester

Va prezint testerul meu de componente si nu numai cu atmega328p, inghesuit intr-o carcasa de pager Motorola si cu 2 acumulatori li-ion de 3.7v inseriati. Poate masura capacitati, inductante, rezistente, tranzistori de orice fel, frecvente, diode, diode zenner, tensiune, testare encoder, generator de semnal, ESR, mosfet, triac, jfet.

Schema originala si documentatia se afla pe site-ul rus http://vrtp.ru/index.php?showtopic=16451&st=0   Определитель выводов полупроводников, Прибор определяющий цоколёвку

Dar si pe forumul romanesc Elforum in topicul http://www.elforum.ro/topic/29508-super-multi-tester/

















Mini boxe portabile de laptop de la HP HSTNN-SS01

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Eu ca maniac de electonica ce sunt e clar ca trebuia sa le desfac sa le fac ceva :D si sa incepem.
Cum sunt portabile ele am zis sa le inghesui niste acumulatori de mp4-uri ca oricum am destui, i-am mai pus niste diode sa limiteze incarcarea de la 5v, un buton de pornire sa nu stea mereu aprinse pe acumulatori si am schimbat condesatorii de filtrare cu unii mai mari ca si capacitate erau de 220uf la 10v si am pus de 470uf la 10.

















Automat programabil pentru sonerie scolara 27 pozitii 3 orare

La ideea doamnei Director Stoenescu din Liceul Technologic Electronica Industriala(14) am decis sa creez acest automat pentru soneria din liceu dar intai va fi proiectul meu de terminare a liceului nivel de competenta 3.
Ca sa nu lungesc povestea am sa spun ce stie dracovenia sa faca:
Dispune de 3 orare prestabilite din momentul programarii uC
Are 27 de pozitii de sunat incluzand (pauza, sfarsit pauza)
Are un RTC(real time clock) pentru retinerea datei si a orei cand alimentarea este intrerupta















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Acum ca tot mi-am ars laptopul am desfacut bateria si am luat celulele li-ion sa le folosesc intr-un nou incarcator portabil cu durata mai mare.Bateria avea 6 celule 2+2+2 cate 2 in paralel formand 4800mAh la 12v.Eu am desfacut un grup de elementi si am unit 3+3 celule pentru a creste capacitatea avand acum 7200mAh la 8v, restu in poze :)






















Update tester capacitate li-ion

In urma unui mail primit de la un strain, am decis sa public modificarile aduse pe parcurs tersterului pentru acumulatori cu arduino. M-a su...