Since my four-wheel drive robot is powered by a 16.5V lithium battery, and there is no charger for this battery on the market, I am very confused about charging it. In desperation, we designed a portable and simple lithium battery charger. Solve the trouble of charging.
The charger can output an adjustable charging current of 100mA-1A. The input voltage is VIN>18V, and it can be charged with the 19V voltage on the laptop. Charging time is generally determined according to the size of the charging output current.
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