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Li-Ion-Discharger

Arduino discharger for Li-Ion batteries with selectable stop voltage and fan speed.

Original Design and Code by Adam Welch

Modified and extended features added by Jonathan Wells

##Features

  • Able to discharge 4 18650 batteries simultaneously
  • Setup menu when battery is inserted to select the target discharge voltage.
  • Status LEDs for each battery (passively controlled by Mosfet gate signal)
  • Status monitoring and data transmission through bluetooth
  • Max current is at full charge and determined by the load resistors
    • I’m using 10W 8ohm resistors, so my max current is 525mA. This decreases as the battery discharges
  • Fan pin allows PWM switching a Mosfet to drive a small fan to cool the load resistors (heat sink highly recommended)
  • Be sure to have a fly-back diode on the fan

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