Low Voltage Li-Po Charger
€30-250 EUR
Paid on delivery
Hi,
I have a source (TEG - Peltier Module) of a very small outup voltage 0.3-0.8 V.
My target project: I need a board to input the 0.3-0.8 Volts of my
source (TEG) in order to charge a small Li-on Battery. I dont care about the time it would take for the full charge. I have found an IC that I think would do the job. LTC3105. That is because in its application description it has the following:
- Solar Powered Battery/Supercapacitor Chargers
- Energy Harvesting
- Remote Industrial Sensors
- Low Power Wireless Transmitters
- Cell Phone, MP3, PMP and GPS Accessory Chargers
Firstly please let me know if this is possible and then we can discuss in further detail.
Project ID: #7915045
About the project
14 freelancers are bidding on average €137 for this job
Hi, I am a post graduate power electronics engineer and having excellent design and development knowledge in power supplies,SMPS,DC-DC,AC-DC,Battery chargers design using different topologies like flyback,push pull,b More
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Hello Sir, I went through your project proposal and it's very interesting and I would like to work on this project. Why you should hire me ? * I have four year experience as a freelancer and More
Hi I am interested to this project.I am familiar with electronics as well as PCB design by eagle.I have seen your comment. You can do this. Thanks.
That is a good choice,LTC3105 I have used for ambient light energy harvesting for indoors, there are some trick but it can generate from the lowest and widest range of voltage.
Last project which I completed was 95% similar to this one. You can see my review on that. I completed it successfully. This makes me perfect for this project. I can provide you the simulation model as well as PCB Layo More
Dear Sir, I know the peltier module, used for heating or cooling for small heating capacities, and you need charging circuit for charging the battery from the peltier module, but my question s how many amperes are p More
Hi, My name is John Lester Soronio. I am a senior power supply and charger design engineer with more than 10 years in the industry. I am currently working full time at Artesyn Embedded Technologies which is formerly More
As an engineer I've worked in projects similar to this one (designing the circuit and pcb), and this project is possible to make. Regards