Battery kit 3.7V 520mAh
Battery kit-3.7V 520mAh contains two items: a 520mAh lithium-ion battery and a battery power detector to measure the power remain in a li-ion battery.
The li-ion battery is very slim, light and cost effective. It output 3.7 V voltage(nominal). You can also charge it with a specialized charger which has maximum input current 520 mA and maximum input voltage 4.2V. This battery comes with pre-attached JST 1.0 connector which is handy to click in and out. It also has built-in overcurrent protection to protect against output short circuit. Although, please still take caution and do not abuse the battery in usage. Never charge or use it unattended.
The battery power detector can detect the input voltage range of 3โ4.2 volts. There are three JST sockets (JST 1.0, JST 2.0 and JST 2.0) and two battery-soldering pads which will adapt to those batteries with a different connector. As you connect a battery to this battery power detector, the on-board four LEDs will indicate remaining power in percentage (0โ25%, 26โ50%, 51โ75%, 76โ100%). Another LED will be on if you plug the connector of battery in the wrong way.
Note that there is only one battery reliable to be tested at the same time.
Note that it will damage this battery power detector as the input voltage is above 9 volts.
Note that never use the battery when it is being charged.
Version Trackerโ
| Product version | Release date | Support status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Battery kit-3.7V 520 mAh(first version) | May 2016 | Supported | None |
Featuresโ
For battery
For Pre-attached JST 1.0 connector
Short circuit protection for output circuit
Cost-effective
For battery power detector
Visual indication to remaining power of a battery
Different JST sockets for different battery connectors
Specificationsโ
For battery
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 520 mAh |
| Nominal output voltage(DC) | 3.7 volts |
| Connector | JST 1.0 |
| Maximum Charge Current | 520 mA |
| Protection | Short circuit protection for output circuit |
| Weight | 11 g |
| Dimensions | 50(width)ร2.5(height)ร41(depth) mm |
For battery power detector
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Input voltage | 3 โ 4.2V |
| Operating current | 15 mA |
| Indication manner | Four LEDs(we will detail it later) |
| Sockets | Three sockets for different battery connector and two battery-soldering pads(we will detail it later) |
| Dimensions | 30(width)ร25(depth) mm |
| CN1185 | Datasheet |
| Weight | 3.2 g |
| Notes | Only connect a single battery to this module; The input voltage to this module should less than 9 volts, or that will damage this module. |
Platform supported(only for battery)โ
| Platform | Seeeduino/Arduino | Rasberry Pi | Beaglebone | LinkIt ONE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supported status | Supported | Not supported | Supported(only with Grove Base Cape for Beaglebone) | Not supported |
| Notes | If no version number is not represented for a specific platform, it means this product support all versions within this platform. |
Hardware Overviewโ
This section shows descriptions for components on batter power detector.
CN1185, a voltage monitoring circuit.
Battery-soldering pads, to solder battery's leads on.
Package includes(main parts)โ
| Parts name |
|---|
| Li-ion battery |
| Battery power detector |
Getting Startedโ
Connect battery and battery power detector as following image. You can see LEDs are on indicates actual power remains.
Schematic Online Viewerโ
Resourcesโ
- [Eagle]Schematic(Eagle) file
- [PDF]Battery Detector v1.0 pcb
- [PDF]Battery Detector v1.0 sch
- [Datasheet]CN1185 Datasheet
- [Datasheet]Battery Datasheet
Tech Supportโ
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