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gauravdc
Joined: 26 Apr 2006 Posts: 1
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Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 6:25 pm Post subject: Simple DC circuit help, Building a simple battery charger |
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Hello All,
I am in the 10th grade and as part of my science-class project i decided to build a mobile-mobile charger...the way this works is pretty simple actually....
I connect a couple of AA batteries together and send the output to my mobile thus charging the mobile battery....
I have two wall chargers for my mobile which work OK.The markings on them---
First charger:
Output---5.7V ,800mA
Second Charger:
Output---3.7V ,355mA
My current progress...
I connected 4 standard AA cells(1.2V,1500mAh each) in Series thus giving an output of (4.8V,1500mAh...i think???)....but when i connect it to my phone i get the message "NOT CHARGING"....the only reason that i think this is happening is because the current is too high?(The terminals are connected correctly...i checked!)
Is this true or am i doing something else wrong?...if yes, then what is the easiest way to reduce the current in the circuit while maintaining the same voltage?
PLEASE HELP ME as soon as you can as i have very little time to give up the project...!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Best regards,
g
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update-A friend told me that current was not an issue....what am i doing wrong then?
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ipod
Joined: 04 Jan 2007 Posts: 8
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Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2007 2:24 pm Post subject: Re: Simple DC circuit help, Building a simple battery charge |
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gauravdc wrote: | Hello All,
I am in the 10th grade and as part of my science-class project i decided to build a mobile-mobile charger...the way this works is pretty simple actually....
I connect a couple of AA batteries together and send the output to my mobile thus charging the mobile battery....
I have two wall chargers for my mobile which work OK.The markings on them---
First charger:
Output---5.7V ,800mA
Second Charger:
Output---3.7V ,355mA
My current progress...
I connected 4 standard AA cells(1.2V,1500mAh each) in Series thus giving an output of (4.8V,1500mAh...i think???)....but when i connect it to my phone i get the message "NOT CHARGING"....the only reason that i think this is happening is because the current is too high?(The terminals are connected correctly...i checked!)
Is this true or am i doing something else wrong?...if yes, then what is the easiest way to reduce the current in the circuit while maintaining the same voltage?
PLEASE HELP ME as soon as you can as i have very little time to give up the project...!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Best regards,
g
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update-A friend told me that current was not an issue....what am i doing wrong then?
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vtech
Joined: 08 May 2006 Posts: 1264 Location: USA
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Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 3:53 am Post subject: |
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Not sure if I follow you?
Are you trying to charge a battery(cell phone) by hooking it up to another battery(ies)?--- In any series circuit current does not add up & is really not an issue.
Perhaps I did not understand what you are trying to accomplish, but in general, you should use a constant source (wall adaptor) for charging a battery---Using regular (AA etc) batteries to charge another battery is defeating the purpose! |
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