ULTIBOX : Ecig Boost mod with lcd screen , 18650, Constant power. OPEN SOURCE
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I upload a video of my test but the boost works 
Battery : AW IMR 18650 (full charged)
Voltage in input (during max power) : 4,02v
Voltage output set to : 8,1v
Current output set to : 1,66A
-->Power Output : 13,5w
No overheating on the boost converter, all is OK. I'm very happy
Battery : AW IMR 18650 (full charged)
Voltage in input (during max power) : 4,02v
Voltage output set to : 8,1v
Current output set to : 1,66A
-->Power Output : 13,5w
No overheating on the boost converter, all is OK. I'm very happy
we got a Boost!!! Fantastic....you must be very happy.......working in the weekend like that is Cool!!!!
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I'm very happy. The boost works fine.
I don't have enough materials in my house for check efficiency, heat dissipation,... , power regulation,...
But with 14w output, components are not hot after 2min.
Next week-, I will check some parameters with oscillo, thermat camera, .... from my job.
I'm very happy. The boost works fine.
I don't have enough materials in my house for check efficiency, heat dissipation,... , power regulation,...
But with 14w output, components are not hot after 2min.
Next week-, I will check some parameters with oscillo, thermat camera, .... from my job.
Gotta love technical jobs. Nice having access to hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of electronic test equipment, isn't it?
It's where I do a majority of my modding.
Yes, of course. This type of material cost a lot of money.
- Oscilloscope four channel Agilent 1ghz with 32 logic probr --> 20000$
- Current probe --> 400 $
- 400w Power supply (40A max) --> 4000$
- Thermal camera for check heat dissipation on the board / atomizer --> 4000$
....
- Oscilloscope four channel Agilent 1ghz with 32 logic probr --> 20000$
- Current probe --> 400 $
- 400w Power supply (40A max) --> 4000$
- Thermal camera for check heat dissipation on the board / atomizer --> 4000$
....
Wow, this is advancing beautifully, and please don't spill juice on the equipment
Yes, of course. This type of material cost a lot of money.
- Oscilloscope four channel Agilent 1ghz with 32 logic probr --> 20000$
- Current probe --> 400 $
- 400w Power supply (40A max) --> 4000$
- Thermal camera for check heat dissipation on the board / atomizer --> 4000$
....
Nice. I agilent makes good stuff, I'm a fan.
gulp!....looks like my grandpas workshop...well the non woodworking section...oh the good ole days when I lived nearby and coud walk a couple of blocks to go build electronic toys...I had a wood version of a 30 sound laser rifle I made in his basement...took me 3 weeks to get all the bugs out but I was the envy of the block...lol....
Hey Pailpoe...are those figures from actual use or on a test load...either way looking good Bro
...Keep up the good works...
Hey Pailpoe...are those figures from actual use or on a test load...either way looking good Bro
...Keep up the good works...
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Pailpoe, I had some stock in Agilent, around 2000, when things were carefree in the market and the future was bright.
Looks like my desk , however not nearly as expensive equipment . That agilent scope is sweet . Agilent makes great equipment .
Btw guys if your looking for a really cheap bench power supply for modding check these out . I bought a few a couple years back for backups and they turned out to be really nice for the money .
0-2A; 0-18VDC adjustable DC Regulated Bench Power Supply
Btw guys if your looking for a really cheap bench power supply for modding check these out . I bought a few a couple years back for backups and they turned out to be really nice for the money .
0-2A; 0-18VDC adjustable DC Regulated Bench Power Supply
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