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Anonymous Tue Jan 9 19:38:36 2024 No.2740506 [View]
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Just to double-check. So in the reviews I saw pic related. It seems, that there is a overcharging-protection built into the USB type A part, correct?
So if the cell itself is not protected, I have to use the mentioned dongle or something with a S-8205A-IC to not overcharge it, right?
Finally: if I use the charged cell in my application, is it basically guesswork, how discharged it is? Except, if its voltage drops below the supply-minimum of my microcontroller?

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