The PowerBoost 1000 Basic JST USB is a versatile and compact electronic component designed to provide a 5V power supply from a lower voltage source. This module is particularly useful for portable electronics, as it can boost the voltage from a battery to the level required by USB-powered devices. It is commonly used in DIY projects, wearables, and any application where a stable 5V output is needed from a rechargeable battery source.
Pin Name | Description |
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VIN | Input voltage (1.8V to 5.5V) |
GND | Ground connection |
5V | Regulated output voltage (5V) |
EN | Enable pin (pull low to disable) |
BAT | Battery connection via JST connector |
Connecting the Battery:
Enabling the PowerBoost:
Drawing Power:
Q: Can I use the PowerBoost 1000 Basic with a solar panel? A: Yes, as long as the solar panel's output voltage is within the 1.8V to 5.5V range.
Q: Is it possible to charge the battery through the PowerBoost 1000 Basic? A: No, this module does not include a charging circuit. It is designed to boost voltage only.
Q: What type of battery connector is used? A: A standard 2-pin JST-PH connector is used for battery connection.
Q: Can I connect multiple devices to the PowerBoost 1000 Basic? A: Yes, but ensure the total current draw does not exceed 1A.
If you're using the PowerBoost 1000 Basic with an Arduino UNO to power it from a battery, here's a simple connection guide:
// No specific code is required for the PowerBoost 1000 Basic as it is a power supply component.
// However, ensure your Arduino sketch does not draw more than 1A from the 5V pin.
Remember, the PowerBoost 1000 Basic is a power supply component and does not require code for operation. The above connection allows you to power your Arduino project from a battery through the PowerBoost.