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2022-04-14 2:39 am
Recently I am making a project using solar panel. problem is my solar panels are 6v so I want to keep 5v constant current without dropping much current.
so is there any regulators, ICs or any board to do that thing?
As well as can I supply 6v to tp4056 board?
seeking your valuable idea 🌹❤️🔥
2022-04-14 3:33 am
Recently I am making a project using solar panel. problem is my solar panels are 6v so I want to keep 5v constant current without dropping much current.
so is there any regulators, ICs or any board to do that thing?
Look for "low dropout regulator"
As well as can I supply 6v to tp4056 board?
Datasheet says max 8V
Anything seems possible when you don't know what you're talking about.
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2022-04-14 4:02 am
Look for "low dropout regulator"
Can you give a name of a suitable low dropout regulator for this please?
2022-04-14 3:37 pm
@alham If it's for solar panels, I doubt any LDO will work, but why do you need one? Normally the panels go to either the old style PWM controller or the new MPPT controller. That takes a varying voltage and current and converts it to 12 or 24 or xx Volts at whatever current.
The TP4056 can handle 4-8V input and of course produces 3.7V output for 18650 batts. I recommend the following link
https://www.best-microcontroller-projects.com/tp4056.html#TP4056_Specifications
I just realized if you are talking 6V solar panels these must be very small panels, mine arte 19V at 10A.
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2022-04-14 3:52 pm
The TP4056 can handle 4-8V input and of course produces 3.7V output for 18650 batts. I recommend the following link
> https://www.best-microcontroller-projects.com/tp4056.html#TP4056_Specifications <
This is very helpfull
I just realized if you are talking 6V solar panels these must be very small panels, mine arte 19V at 10A.
Yeah,
Thank you so much for sharing your valuable idea. 🌹❤️