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What if we told you that you can make your battery to last at least a 50% more and you'll not notice it in your laptop performance? Dachshund Software has developed a program which can double your battery's autonomy.
Battery Doubler turns off what you are not using and by that way it achieves to enlarge your battery life. Not only does it enlarge your battery's autonomy but it also recalibrate damaged batteries. When you have been using your battery for a long time and you don't care about the charging cycles, its performance becomes lower, but thanks to Battery Doubler you will be able to have it restored.
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Double the battery run time of your A20-Mini. With the A20-BatteryDoubler's two NP-BX1 batteries, expect up to 9 hours battery run time. (NP-BX1not included)
Easy and quick to fit. Swap the BatteryDoubler back and forth with the standard A20-Mini battery door in seconds.*
Super-compact. With the BatteryDoubler fitted, the A20-Mini's height and width are unchanged. Only its depth is increased.
Dual NP-BX1 charging. Both batteries are charged simultaneously when the A20-Mini is connected to a USB-C power source.
Water-resistant. With the BatteryDoubler's door closed, the A20-Mini is resistant to water and sweat.
Compatible with the PowerStation-8M charging, file transfer, and timecode station. Charge up to eight A20-Minis or four when fitted with the BatteryDoubler.*
*Already own an A20-Mini?
You can upgrade your A20-Mini's door hinge to allow you to easily swap back and forth between the A20-BatteryDoubler and the standard battery door. The upgrade includes door hinge replacement AND a new A20-BatteryDoubler for $264.00 inc GST. To book your upgrade please complete the Service Request Form
PowerStation-8M BatteryDoubler Upgrade
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If you need to "power" a circuit, you need an inductor-based voltage booster (again they require active circuitry). These are very efficient, but of course you can't get more power out than you put in... So if you double the voltage, you cut the current (approximately) in half. But normally if you are gong to power something, you start-out with enough voltage... Boosting (or inverting) the power supply voltage is usually a "last resort", like if you need to run something off a car battery and it needs more than 12V, etc.
How much current? That IC will work to generate -3V from +3V, which you could then connect the -3V to the common (ground) of your circuit ONLY IF the battery is not connected anywhere else but to the ICL7660 and the ground of the ICL7660 MUST NOT be connected to your circuit ground.
Yeah -sorry, looks like they're now obsolete (re: Mouser). DC DC switching regulators are now what's widely used - they cost more but are more efficient and provide higher output current. Just look for those that have step-up or boost capability. Here's just a few (based on specific search criteria) at Digi-Key, but there are many more.
Trust me, unless you have very tight constraint on weight the cheapest and more effective solution is to use 4 AA or AAA cells. Voltage boosters aren't cost effective in your case because if you hope in saving on batteries cost by boosting the voltage of two consider you'll discharge them a little more than twice the speed.
If you need 6V to power your arduino consider powering it with 4.5V (3xAA or 3xAAA) through the Vin pin.
These links ([1, ](Sprites mods - Run an uC from an AA-battery - Introduction, ucboost)2 ) show a very basic implementation of a switched mode voltage controller using the microcontroller it powers to also drive the circuit. The 2nd link also implements voltage regulation using an ADC pin to control the PWM pin driving the circuit.
I have developed small and compact product using nRF52832 Soc. Due to size limitation and device is portable. I have attached snap shot of power supply circuit as per this circuit this switch is use only for ON device and after some period device will completely shut down not in sleep mode it achieve by MCP1640 EN pin = 0.
This doubler IC EN pin is control in nordic program by define on GPIO pin when momentary switch press EN high and nRF52832 chip ON and then quickly logic high is provide to MCP1640 EN pin in program. After some specified period it will automatically go to shut down by EN= GND. This logic we are using for power save to improve battery life. For controlling enable pin i am using n Channel Power MOSFET with very low VGSth.So sir please give me suggestion can i use this type of power source.
Hi Martin, We have decide to use doubler circuit in my application, but as off now i am not use the above circuit for power source, My application is very simple simply collect sensor data and send to android mobile apps using BLE nRF52832. We have decide to use circuit for powering to Nordic using MCP1640 doubler IC as per given in their datasheet Herepage no 2 so please tell me is it right for long term application. My device is portable and communicate via BLE. In this given circuit is it need to add any other extra components add in my circuit e.g. reverse voltage protection or any other for power supply to nRF52832 chip. Please sir check this data sheet and if i use this circuit is it any extra current energy consumption. My device consume current upto 3-6mA. let me know for your valuable suggestion and any other thing.Thanks.........
The Adafruit Proto Doubler PiCowBell is intended to be treated like a mini solder-less proto plate to simplify programming and sensor connectivity for your Raspberry Pi Pico board. Reset button? Yes! STEMMA QT / Qwiic connector for fast I2C? Indeed. Battery with recharging and on/off switch? Affirmative. Plug-and-play so no soldering necessary when used with a Pico H or Pico WH? Here you go!
The Doubler is like if we used a 'Clone Tool' on the Proto Under Plate PiCowbell - you get two slots side-by-side which means you can easily add accessories to your Pico or Pico W without soldering on any stacking headers.
The Doubler also gives you Lipoly/LiIon support circuitry so you can take your Pico project on the go. Use any 3.7V/4.2V single-cell Lithium battery with a JST 2-PH connector in the correct polarity. The battery will automagically charge with the Pico is plugged into USB, and switch over seamlessly to battery when USB power is removed.
By default the charge rate is 500mA for use with 500mAh+ sized batteries. You can cut a jumper to reduce the charge rate to 250mA if using 250mAh to 500mAh battery. So you don't have to unplug the battery often, a slide switch is connected to the Pico Enable pin, so you can disable the Pico's 3.3V power supply completely - this is as close as we can get to 'turning off' the Pico.
You can also cut a different jumper to disconnect the charger completely from the battery, which means you can use 3xAA or 3xAAA battery packs for alkaline or NiMH battery usage. Of course, you will need an external NiMH charger in that case.
This board has double sockets already soldered on, you can plug in your Pico and 'Bell boards directly in, and get access to a prototyping area underneath as well as a second row of socket pins. The second row means you can connect wires just by poking them into the header, either directly to LEDs or buttons or to jumper to a breadboard. So you don't have to look up or count pins, each socket is nicely labeled. There's also 4 mounting holes for easy attachment to an underplate.
The dual socket headers we use are 'hollow' - that means you can connect through the back if desired. Specifically, you can use Pico Stacking Headers to plug through to some other device that is expecting Pico pins. Also, in theory, if you soldered pin headers on the 'wrong side' of a Pico, you could plug it up through the bottom.
We do not have I2C pullups on the board, but your Qwiic/QT breakout board or accessory likely already has them onboard. If using the Philhower Arduino core, the Wire peripheral is already set up to use IO4 and IO5. If using CircuitPython or MicroPython, you'll need to let the code know to look at 4+5 for SDA+SCL pins.
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A few years ago, I had a drag car that needed a place to mount a set of battery charger terminals (lugs). Because of where I wanted to mount the charger terminals, I quickly discovered there was nothing available in the marketplace I could buy or modify to fit.
What I decided to do was to set up the bracket to act as a doubler to cover an existing opening and, at the same time, accept the charger lugs. As it turns out, a little bracket such as this could be used for a lot of things, including a place to mount a battery kill switch, a doubler to reinforce a section of sheet metal, and so on. I used a similar doubler on the trunk floor of a car I built to accept the weight of a heavy (huge-by-large) fuel pump.
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