thinhnghiem Posted September 2, 2016 Report Posted September 2, 2016 Dear all,I have an amusing experiment with my smart phone charger. That is, after charging it fully, I connect its input and output toghether, and get surprise result. Could you see in my youtube clip and give your explanation here ThanksThinh Nghiem Quote
GAHD Posted September 7, 2016 Report Posted September 7, 2016 All i see is you slapping the battery pack around? How about some commentary.What's going to happen with a cheap charger: bleeding your battery charge slowly by the resistance of the usb wire. Turns the chemical energy, into electricity, into heat.->If the pack is REALLY cheap and doesn't conform to USB standards(re: no 500mA fuse, thermal cutout), it will probably heat/blow up the battery, and could melt the cord.more expensive(or well engineered) battery pack: Internal microcontroller uses the TX&Rx lines to tell it's connected to itself in a short, caps off the flow to the 5v and does nothing. Quote
thinhnghiem Posted September 8, 2016 Author Report Posted September 8, 2016 Neither melt nor heat at all, Creating. The light keeps to be red until it discharges completely. It's why I surprised Quote
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