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Safe supply voltage for cell phone
I have a Motorola V550 cell phone. When I use it as a modem, it drains
its battery quickly. So, I decided to make an auxiliary power supply for it, to be used when I am away from AC power. The phone's AC adaptor supplies 5.81 volts when the phone is not plugged in, and 5.61v when the phone is charging. The phone starts charging when supply voltage reaches about 4.8-4.9 volts. I bought a battery pack that has about 6.7 volts when fully charged. I would like to know if, in your opinion, it can be simply connected to the cell phone directly. Or is 6.7 too much. If, in your opinion, 6.7 volts is too much, an easy option to consider is to just add a diode like N4007 for a 0.7 volt voltage drop. Any thoughts will be appreciated etc. i |
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