USB Car Charger
This is a Home Made Usb charger with this device you can charge in your car any Usb charged device like mobile phones, bluetooth headsets, Gps , cameras, mp3 players, etc..
This device I made haves 0.5Amp output that is the normal power output on a computer, if you use a bigger transistor you can get more output amps.
This device I made haves 0.5Amp output that is the normal power output on a computer, if you use a bigger transistor you can get more output amps.
Parts & Tools Needed
This are the parts needed to assemble this home made USB charger:
Parts:
-cigarette lighter plug
-Usb female Port (taken from a old computer Motherboard)
-5V regulator, 78M05 or 7805 (taken from broken playstation, you can take from other broken device or buy)
-resistor 100 Ohm or 220 Ohm
-led
-wire
-Heat Shrink Tubing
Tools:
-Dremel
-Solder Iron
-Solder lead
-Solder Paste
-Hot Glue Gun
-multimeter
Parts:
-cigarette lighter plug
-Usb female Port (taken from a old computer Motherboard)
-5V regulator, 78M05 or 7805 (taken from broken playstation, you can take from other broken device or buy)
-resistor 100 Ohm or 220 Ohm
-led
-wire
-Heat Shrink Tubing
Tools:
-Dremel
-Solder Iron
-Solder lead
-Solder Paste
-Hot Glue Gun
-multimeter
Schematic
This is the schematic
The standard 7805 was to big to fit inside my cigarrete lighter plug.
So i used the 78M05 a SMD transistor because is smaller then standart 7805, and haves 0.5A that is enough for the USB charging.
The standard 7805 was to big to fit inside my cigarrete lighter plug.
So i used the 78M05 a SMD transistor because is smaller then standart 7805, and haves 0.5A that is enough for the USB charging.
Cigarrete Lighter Plug Drill
I made this holes with the Dremel to fit the the USB female .
Soldering Parts
In this pics I show the transistor and wire setup
Soldering Led's
This Pics show final circuit with the Led already mounted
I Used the Heat shrink tubing to isolate some soldering points
I Used the Heat shrink tubing to isolate some soldering points
Fit the Circuit Inside Plug
I this part I used the Hot Glue Gun to glue the Usb Female on the back of the cigarrete lighter plug.