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3,7v emergency charger Nokia cellular with 9v battery

3,7v emergency charger Nokia cellular with 9v battery
Hello to all. I wanted to propose to you a simple cellular charger with technology of low level that however works and carries out its task perfectly. Draft of a cellular charge of emergency that can be indispensable if it is found to us with the batteries is down and without a station of charge to hand capacity that is in all those unforeseeable situations that before or after can happen.
 
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Step 1The components

The circuit is much simple one and comprises besides the battery of 9v a made reducer of tension of approximately 2v from 4 diode valves 1n4007, in series to a resistance PTC, member that I have extracted directly from a local p0wer source of cellular from 3,7v that it must have a function to stabilize the tension and to make to limit the current in case too much absorption.
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May 15, 2010. 1:09 PMtkjtkj says:
Thanks, but we would welcome a schematic drawing with all items labeled .. eg i dont know what a PTC is either .. the picture SEEMS to be a very small capacitor . 
Jan 20, 2012. 4:56 PMdavelectronic says:
Positive temperature co efficient
May 15, 2010. 1:12 PMtkjtkj says:
"Positive Temperature Coefficient (PTC) thermistors are thermally sensitive semiconductor resistors which exhibit an increase in resistance at a specified temperature. Change in the resistance of a PTC thermistor can be brought about either by a change in the ambient temperature or internally by self heating resulting from current flowing through the device"

http://www.educypedia.be/electronics/resistorsnon.htm

 
Feb 28, 2010. 6:31 AMarifuddin2007 says:
 What is the value of the capacitor used?   Is it a 22nF capacitor?
Oct 16, 2009. 4:24 AMdadawawa says:
... is that fuse exactly 100ma?...where can i buy this fuse?.. thanks
Oct 5, 2009. 1:50 PMV-Man737 says:
Sorry if I sound daft, but... Why are four diodes used? Would one be enough? Also, does the absorption limiter need to be connected directly to the feeding thorn? Or does it go between the cable and a diode? We are good to be spitting pretty colors! V-Man737
Oct 6, 2009. 2:56 PMV-Man737 says:
That is good to know! I was not knowing diodes had voltage drop.
Oct 5, 2009. 8:03 PMclaywuu says:
incrivellll
Oct 4, 2009. 2:09 AMBerserk87 says:
the 1A fuse you put in there is not needed. a 9V battery isnt going to output anything close to 1A.
Oct 3, 2009. 8:08 PMFERNANDO19BLO says:
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Oct 4, 2009. 2:08 AMBerserk87 says:
lol.
Oct 4, 2009. 2:16 AMFERNANDO19BLO says:
Ah ok, sorry.

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