Hey everyone,
I'm tinkering with a power bank circuit that I extracted from a disassembled power bank.
I disconnected the 3.7V LiPo battery from the circuit itself and connected the terminals where the battery used to be with a power supply that's also outputting 3.7V.
Connecting the power supply towards the power bank circuit however does not allow my phone to charge. My phone is connected to the circuit via a USB-C to USB-C cable.
I tried varying the voltage of the power supply between 3.2V - 5V and my phone still wouldn't charge. Is the power bank circuit only meant to work with a LiPo battery and no other power source?
I'm tinkering with a power bank circuit that I extracted from a disassembled power bank.
I disconnected the 3.7V LiPo battery from the circuit itself and connected the terminals where the battery used to be with a power supply that's also outputting 3.7V.
Connecting the power supply towards the power bank circuit however does not allow my phone to charge. My phone is connected to the circuit via a USB-C to USB-C cable.
I tried varying the voltage of the power supply between 3.2V - 5V and my phone still wouldn't charge. Is the power bank circuit only meant to work with a LiPo battery and no other power source?