This project is a function that I temporarily thought of adding when designing a Bluetooth dual-mode mechanical keyboard. In fact, it doesn't make sense to just look at this board, but you can refer to it and integrate it into your other designs. I'm a pure novice, so I'm asking the boss to give me some light spray. This design shares the design of a CN1185 lithium battery power detector with a maximum single-cell battery capacity of 1050mAh 3.7V. The maximum battery voltage cannot exceed 9V during use. This project is ultimately integrated into the main control of a Bluetooth dual-mode mechanical keyboard as a power display. With reverse polarity protection. Can be used as a reference design for DIY.
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