Description
What it is
The MSO 3.7V protection circuit is an essential component for the safety and longevity of Li-ion 18650 batteries during use in various electronic devices.
Features
- MSO 3.7V protection circuit for Li-ion 18650 batteries
- Protects batteries from damage caused by overcharge or overdischarge
What it is for
This protection circuit is used in projects that require the safety of Li-ion 18650 batteries, such as assembling an electric cart with two or more batteries in series. It is compatible with various electronic devices without specific Arduino or ESP requirements.
Tutorial: How to use MSO 3.7V
The MSO 3.7V protects Li-ion 18650 batteries from excessive charge or discharge damage. Useful for those mounting batteries in series.
What you need
- MSO 3.7V
- Li-ion 18650 batteries
- Pull-up resistor
- Multimeter
Steps
- 1. Check that the battery voltage is between 3.0V and 4.2V.
- 2. Connect the batteries in series.
- 3. Connect the MSO 3.7V between the batteries and charge.
- 4. Set the protection voltage to 4.2V.
- 5. Connect a pull-up resistor between VCC and GND.
- 6. Check the correct resistance in the datasheet.
- 7. Test the circuit with a multimeter.
- 8. Install the circuit in a project.
Mini project
Build a simple electric cart with 2 18650 batteries and MSO 3.7V.
Common mistakes
- Do not use charging voltages higher than 4.2V.
- Do not exceed the protection voltage of 4.2V.
- Do not connect the MSO 3.7V to batteries with a voltage lower than 3.0V.
- Always check the battery voltage before use.
Recommended accessories
- Li-ion 18650 batteries
- Li-ion charging
- Multimeter
- Pull-up resistor
Frequently asked questions
Does the MSO 3.7V protect the batteries from something?
Yes, it protects from over-discharge and over-charge.
Can I use batteries different from Li-ion 18650?
No, the MSO 3.7V is designed only for Li-ion 18650 batteries.
What are the voltage limits?
The charging limit is 4.2V, the protection limit is 4.2V.







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