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Plug & play power
Account cancelled 2020-08-28 12:29:16 795 Views0 Replies I would like to harvest energy from rotation like a windmill.
While looking for components I recognize the lack of a plug & play power module.
I would like a module to place into an alternating magnetic field and draw 5v power.
It would need a coil, rectifier and a regulator. Maybe a lithium battery charger for storage.
Are there any all in one power generation modules to use for this?
Lets talk about making one.
I'm making an exercise machine like a spin bike. I want to attach magnets to the rotor and store the power charging batteries.
I have 8 quarter size neodymium magnets spinning from 2000 to 6000 rpm. I'd like to generate 3.3v to charge batteries then buck it up to 5v for a USB port. I'd like to use a single coil- rectifier- buck/boost- charger- battery.
Using a LM3914 dot bar display driver to light LED to show voltage.
Do you have any advice for me?
Are there any modules that would make this easier?
While looking for components I recognize the lack of a plug & play power module.
I would like a module to place into an alternating magnetic field and draw 5v power.
It would need a coil, rectifier and a regulator. Maybe a lithium battery charger for storage.
Are there any all in one power generation modules to use for this?
Lets talk about making one.
I'm making an exercise machine like a spin bike. I want to attach magnets to the rotor and store the power charging batteries.
I have 8 quarter size neodymium magnets spinning from 2000 to 6000 rpm. I'd like to generate 3.3v to charge batteries then buck it up to 5v for a USB port. I'd like to use a single coil- rectifier- buck/boost- charger- battery.
Using a LM3914 dot bar display driver to light LED to show voltage.
Do you have any advice for me?
Are there any modules that would make this easier?
