Pro Battery Charger/discharger

you need to get yourself these components first in order to make this project so if you feel generous please use my links so i can produce better and more videos

tp4056 module : https://amzn.to/2Hz27HR

potentiometer : https://amzn.to/2NDe17j

lcd :https://amzn.to/2ZHNBU5

buttons : https://amzn.to/2Zr1wmn

irfz44n : https://amzn.to/2LvlToT

screw terminal : https://amzn.to/2Ur3Ggh

perf board : https://amzn.to/2zA6lKR

3d printer : https://amzn.to/2ZA2mbD

p channel mosfet : https://amzn.to/2ZqZWRj

shrinking tube : https://amzn.to/2Ln0Btc

Nowdays we deal with lipo batteries on a daily basis ...especially for us electronic hobbyist we need to know certain charateristics such as battery capacity, maximum current, min/max voltage

so in this project we are going to build a charger and discharger and at the same time it calculates capacity and buzz when it's done

so i used Fusion360 to design the case and then i sliced it with Simplify3d

Then i printed it using my ender3 pro

The total print time took about 26 hours....yeah i know so long Haha

I made it easier for you guys

Upload the sketch to your arduino and test on a breadboard at first

This sketch wasn't easy at all for me

It took me one week to write it

So here is it now take it it's free Haha

Make sure you test first on the breadboard

So if there's something wrong you can fix it quickly

Like a misplaced wire or bad connection .

Now take everything and solder it on the perf board

Make sure you always check with your multimeter for short circuit and connectivity

Always check between Gnd and Vcc

Now add the lcd and it's potentiometer to control the contrast

And make sure you put some heat shrinking tubing to isolate the wires

Now according to the schematics solder the the buzzer the p channel mosfet and the tp4056

The charging module is not mentioned in the schematics but it's easy

Connect all positive to Vcc and all negative to Gnd

Then conect all battery terminal to battery Terminal

And connect each Analog pin to the battery plus , That's it

schematics

Put everything in the case

And make sure you test them before gluing them or closing the case

Now you can use your project and you can calculate battery capacity

Ps: you can change the name on the case if you want to