DIY Universal Battery Charger With Magnetic Terminals
by techrallyofficial in Circuits > Electronics
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DIY Universal Battery Charger With Magnetic Terminals

Hello Everyone,
This is my Second Instructables,
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Today i am going to show you how to make a Universal Battery Charger with Magnetic terminals.
With this charger you can able to charge any Lithium ion and Lead acid battery voltage rangers between 1.5V to 30V, The reason why i used the magnetic terminals is using this you can easily connect/stick to any type of battery with out any need of special connectors for each type of battery.
So Lets kick start...!!
Materials / Tools
Materials:
- DC CC 9A 300W Step Down Buck Converter 5-40V to 1.2-35V
- DC Digital 100V 10A Ammeter Voltmeter
- DC Female Jack
- Neodymium Magnets 12mm to 15mm Diameter recommended
- PCB Standoffs
- Plexiglas/Acrylic sheet 2mm
- Heat shrink tube 2mm diameter
- I used DC 12V 2A power Adapter for testing – Maximum input can be 5 to 40 V DC Power rating should not exceed 300W
- Double side Tape
- Metal Washer
- Aluminum Foil Tape
- Carbon Fiber Sticker
Tools:
- Hack Saw
- Soldering Iron
- Glue gun
- Masking Tape
- Aluminium Tape
- Wire Stripper
- Cutting Pliers
- Hole Saw
- Drilling Machine
Circuit Diagram


More Steps Will Be Updated Soon.....
⚠️ Disclaimer: Warning - Lithium or any type of rechargeable batteries can catch fire or explode if mishandled. Making a charger requires a more than a basic understanding in electronics to complete. We are not responsible for any kind of damage or loss, do everything at your own risk.