DIY Solar Powered Phone Charger Under 5$

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Introduction: DIY Solar Powered Phone Charger Under 5$

About: Founder of letsmakeprojects.com...Sciency Guy who always try to make innovative projects,check out what i made in my instructable..

Hello Readers in this instructable i made solar powered phone charger under 5$ which is very easy to make this takes only 4 simple steps which you will come to know soon! Please don't forget to share this instructable with your family and friends

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Step 2: Gather These

  • Solar Panel
  • IC 7805
  • Charging pin

Step 3: Phase 1

  • Solder positive side of solar panel to IC as shown in picture
  • Negative of both charging pin and solar panel is soldered to middle part of IC
  • Positive of Charging pin soldered to remaining pin of IC

Step 4: Finishing

  • Cover the back side of panel with everything in place
  • Go Outside and Test Your Hard Work!!

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    16 Comments

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    xavierbarthies
    xavierbarthies

    Question 1 year ago

    Can perhaps connect this to a battery pack to store power for later

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    YogeshS84
    YogeshS84

    4 years ago

    it will jst give 120 mill amp hr so it cant be good for phones

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    lgreen36
    lgreen36

    4 years ago

    How can I make this work on an iPhone X? Is the current to low? i'm getting 5V from the charging cable on my multimeter but doesn't initiate the charge process on my phone

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    taylord43
    taylord43

    4 years ago

    Is there a way that you know of to put a battery pack on to store the charge

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    moreaultm
    moreaultm

    Question 5 years ago on Step 1

    Where did you find the solar panel?

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    DBIASI
    DBIASI

    5 years ago

    how long you get a full charge? do you really get a charge with this panel or it's jus for fun?

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    DBIASI
    DBIASI

    Reply 5 years ago

    Anybody can answer me? is it viable?

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    Nate Lu
    Nate Lu

    5 years ago

    Wow this is cool!

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    ROBO HUB
    ROBO HUB

    Reply 5 years ago

    Thanks

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    fun4joe
    fun4joe

    5 years ago

    that's cool!

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    ROBO HUB
    ROBO HUB

    Reply 5 years ago

    :)

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    robertbettis
    robertbettis

    5 years ago

    Can you suggest a solar panel that is optimal for this project?

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    ROBO HUB
    ROBO HUB

    Reply 5 years ago

    I used 6v 150ma

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    oragamiunicorn
    oragamiunicorn

    5 years ago

    I've read elsewhere that when a solar panel is in shade the effect is reversed and actually can draw power from the battery. is this the case here or does the IC7805 stop this?

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    TypeNameHere
    TypeNameHere

    Reply 5 years ago

    Since he dident really answer the question I will try to. A phone I did a similar solar charging project with dident experience any drop. If your worried about it just put a diode in so no reverse current flow can occur.

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    ROBO HUB
    ROBO HUB

    Reply 5 years ago

    Yes