Hi all,

i have no knowledge in electrical engineering but i have a few questions that i would like to ask some experts.

I am a design student who is very interested to know does the smart phone batteries have the power to give off
an electrical charge like a defibrillator?

Meaning would it be possible to actually create a portable smart phone defib using the power of a smart phone batteries?

Thanks

 

Welcome to AAC.
A phone battery could be used to drive a switched-mode DC-DC boost converter to generate the high voltage used in a defibrillator.
Such a voltage can KILL, however, so this is not something an inexperienced person should be tinkering with.

 

Hi alec,

most definitely i will not be the one experimenting on the idea, will get a profession to test it out if needed be dont worry about it haha im not that brave.

Anyways so all smartphone batteries will be able to deliver the shock? Will a mobile phone app be able to convert the batteries into a DCDC mode?

thanks man hope to hear from you appreciate it alot.

 

Welcome to AAC.
A phone battery could be used to drive a switched-mode DC-DC boost converter to generate the high voltage used in a defibrillator.
Such a voltage can KILL, however, so this is not something an inexperienced person should be tinkering with.

... and probably isn't allowed to be covered on this forum?

 

Anyways so all smartphone batteries will be able to deliver the shock? Will a mobile phone app be able to convert the batteries into a DCDC mode?

You hope somebody knows every possible battery that has been or will be used in a "smart" phone? Not likely.
No, an "app" is not a transformer, neither is it a transistor. You can't just program a defibrillator into existence. If you could, I would program myself a new car.