Hello! First time poster, so do let me know if I posted this in the incorrect part of the forum.
I have a project I'm working on that involves adding a rechargeable battery to an old device. My plan is to use a 3.7v 500mAh battery with a charging module, and I kinda just assumed I could use a step-down board of some kind to get it to the desired 1.3 volts. Does this make sense? Does Adafruit carry a board that would let me get the output to 1.3 volts?
Thanks for the help,
Avery
Changing Rechargeable Battery's Output voltage to 1.3 volts?
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Re: Changing Rechargeable Battery's Output voltage to 1.3 vo
I don't see anything that regulates down to 1.3v in the shop and I haven't been able to find a board level product from Mouser or Digikey.
However, you can find 1.3v regulators components that you could use to build your own circuit. E.g. https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/ ... ND/2355510. You'd need to know what kind of current your device requires, though I suspect 600mA is more than enough (as supported by the linked component).
Dave
However, you can find 1.3v regulators components that you could use to build your own circuit. E.g. https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/ ... ND/2355510. You'd need to know what kind of current your device requires, though I suspect 600mA is more than enough (as supported by the linked component).
Dave
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