Tag: 18650

LILYGO T-Energy-S3 is an ESP32-S3 WiFi and Bluetooth-enabled IoT development board with an 18650 battery holder, a USB-C port for charging and programming, and plenty of I/Os thanks to two 20-pin GPIO headers and a Qwiic connector. The main attraction of this board is its 18650 battery...

Waveshare has launched two new ESP32-S3 modules: the ESP32-S3-SIM7670G-4G and the ESP32-S3-A7670E-4G. Both support 4G, GNSS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and solar charging, and have a holder to put in an 18650 battery. The main difference is in their cell network support. The SIM7670G model works...

Author: Irena Antoniuk, Technical Documentation Apps Engineer, Renesas Electronics Cover photo: www.depositphotos.com Introduction This article aims to demonstrate how to design a dog chaser. The system is designed using the HVPAK™ SLG47105V macrocells and other internal and...

Nanograf in the US has developed a cylindrical lithium-ion cell with an energy density of 800Wh/l using a silicon battery anode. The 18650 format cylindrical lithium-ion cell with a silicon anode developed by Nanograf provides 3.8Ah, 28 percent more power that graphite-based anode...

The 18650 LiPo battery manager comes with a fuel gauge and a dual-rail power supply. The dual-rail power provides a 5V rail along with a 3.3V rail dedicated to powering the microcontroller and the display ports of the system. It is termed as an “all-in-one single-cell LiPo battery...

Nanotech Energy Inc. announced that beginning in the first quarter of 2021, the company will mass produce non-flammable, efficient, and fast-charging lithium-ion 18650 Batteries. These cell-type batteries are used in devices including, but not limited to, laptop computers, cordless...

This small board is based on the CS5171 boost converter from ON Semiconductor. The board is configured to be used with a single 18650 LiPo battery. The circuit converts single-cell 3.7V LiPo battery voltage to 5V with a load current up to 400mA. Board has been designed to fit on the...

peter6960 shared a new project. It' s about a 18650 cells power brick with onboard battery management system. He writes: While I cannot afford a Tesla PowerWall, I’ve spent some time drawing up a PCB to house 7x 18650 cells in series. Each board has onboard Battery Management:...