Charging Ic Bypass For Powerbank & Bluetooth Speakers(IP5305)

It is very important that you check if you can get the charging ic of any Powerbank and Bluetooth Speakers, but if you could not find any in your local part store, you can use this method provided you get the listed part;
1. SB140 Diode
2. Resistor 102 Or 103
3. Led Diode Of Any Emitting Colour
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[@ChimaobiEzeigbo]

Respects❤

[@Earlymanshope]

Good job boss, explanation was on point ❤

[@ademolajulius7707]

Thanks for the explanation engineer, but is d 5v going directly to d battery not too much? It is supposed to be 4.2. you should av use a resistor to refuse d 5v to something like 4.1 to avoid a battery damage

[@tgtechmobilephoneclinic]

I later brought down the voltage to 4v… I hope others sees this!.. we’re doing another video of this same problem to correct the previous video solution on this platform

[@2paceful]

Is that liquid led you used? What did you mix it with?

[@tgtechmobilephoneclinic]

That’s liquid lead(mechanical paste)

[@mathias-fn5eg]

Thank you sir, for explanation ❤

[@tgtechmobilephoneclinic]

You’re welcome💯

[@ismailaabdullahi224]

Please I needs the full schematic diagram on this tutorial

[@tgtechmobilephoneclinic]

The design of the full schematic is not ready, use the one in the video to solve the issue

[@2paceful]

Can this method work on zealot

[@tgtechmobilephoneclinic]

The one we work on here is zealot! So definitely it will work

[@2paceful]

@@tgtechmobilephoneclinic but this one i want to work on tomorrow has two seperate battery? Can i run a diode to each battery terminal or to both battery terminal positive legs.... Sorry for the questions