USB Light for Cell Phone Portable Charger
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USB Light for Cell Phone Portable Charger
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Most of us have in the backpack a portable charger if your phone runs out of battery. these portable chargers have a USB connector so it can give you many applications to these sources of energy.
Tools and Materials
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Tools:
- pair of pliers
- soldering iron
Materials:
- portable charger
- soldering
- LED
- male USB cable
- Tape
USB Cable
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Short rubber sheath that protects the USB port leaving only the metal part with electric cables. just let the power cables ( black and red) as shown in the picture.
LED Connection
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with the iron connects the USB port with LED in their respective polarities. I suggest placing a small resistance if you have any fear of accidentally melt the LED
Sealed
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Connecting Portable Charger
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As it is ready our little device you connect to the laptop charger and if all goes well the LED will illuminate and we have a USB flashlight for portable chargers
Alternative Design
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is the option of using two LEDs instead of one connected in series becoming more efficient system operation .
in the picture looks like this building dating
Thanks and Enjoy!
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I want to thank everyone for viewing my post .
Thank you very much and greetings from Chile :)