Sunday, September 8, 2013
Solar Mobile Phone charger complete circuit diagram
Solar Mobile Phone charger Circuit:
Here is another idea of harvest Solar energy for charging.This charger can charge almost all types of batteries such as Mobile phone batteries. It uses a solar panel to convert light in to electrical energy.
This circuit explains itself whole procedure.
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A 12 volt and 5 watt solar panel is used as source of current.The cells in the panel are made up of semiconductor material which convert sun light energy in to electrical energy.
When the sunlight is a peak means maximum, then solar panel can generate upto 16.5 volts with 400mA current.This current is able to charge mobile phone battery.
Diode D1 allow current to pass in to three regulator ICs to get regulated output.
This output voltage is able to charge Lead Acid battery.
The battery can be connected to point C and ground.
IC2 gives regulated 6 volt to charge NiCd battery. IC3 provides regulated voltage to charge all types of mobile phone batteries which is rated at 3.6 volt.
Red led indicates its charging the battery.
Last Words:
This is simple circuit, if you found any difficulty in understanding this circuit, let me know through comments, ill respond you as earlier as possible.
Here is another idea of harvest Solar energy for charging.This charger can charge almost all types of batteries such as Mobile phone batteries. It uses a solar panel to convert light in to electrical energy.
This circuit explains itself whole procedure.
Click to zoom
A 12 volt and 5 watt solar panel is used as source of current.The cells in the panel are made up of semiconductor material which convert sun light energy in to electrical energy.
When the sunlight is a peak means maximum, then solar panel can generate upto 16.5 volts with 400mA current.This current is able to charge mobile phone battery.
Diode D1 allow current to pass in to three regulator ICs to get regulated output.
This output voltage is able to charge Lead Acid battery.
The battery can be connected to point C and ground.
IC2 gives regulated 6 volt to charge NiCd battery. IC3 provides regulated voltage to charge all types of mobile phone batteries which is rated at 3.6 volt.
Red led indicates its charging the battery.
Last Words:
This is simple circuit, if you found any difficulty in understanding this circuit, let me know through comments, ill respond you as earlier as possible.
