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How to implement a phone charge controller based on Arduino?
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I wondered whether it is realistic to track the percentage charge of the phone using arduino, that is, to make sure that the phone does not go beyond "safe" charging (30-80%) so as not to waste battery life.
I found several articles that describe control by calculating voltage, but this is not the right way, because there is a big error.
So the question is, are there any solutions to control the charge of the phone (s) using arduino in percentage form?
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If you really want to, you need to install an application on your phone that will turn off charging when the charge is correct from your point of view .
The arduina is not at all in business here, to be honest.
Android has access to battery status data (it shows the result on the screen). That is, the phone has a controller that analyzes the state of the battery and access to this information can be obtained using the Android OS.
Through an external connector past Android, you most likely will not be able to access these systems.
Charge information can only be obtained by connecting directly to the phone's battery. In this case, Arduino will easily track the charge level. In principle, all the "fashionable" chargers available on the market are organized this way.
is it possible to track the percentage charge of the phone using arduino
make sure that the phone does not go beyond the "safe" charging
I found several articles that describe control by calculating voltage,
Well, the simplest thing is a program on android that monitors the level of charge and, when it goes beyond the set limits, sends a signal to turn on / off the power of the charger.
And what will the power control relay be connected to: arduino / esp / raspberry / sonoff, etc. and how: wifi / bt / otg choose to your taste and color (skills / capabilities / availability)
It is impossible to shove your charge controller into the phone bypassing the regular one.
You can try to limit the upper limit programmatically, look for a program that turns off charging at the desired percentage.
Also from household methods - use a weak charger, 500 mA or less, fast charging with high current is harmful to the battery. But you have to put the phone on charge all night, because. it will take a long time to charge.
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