

This circuit is designed to manage and utilize a series of 18650 Li-ion batteries connected through a Battery Management System (BMS) to provide a stable 5V output. The BMS ensures the batteries are charged and discharged safely, while the connector provides the necessary output voltage for external devices.
18650 Li-ion Battery
+, -BMS 4S 40A
12.4 V, 0V, 4.2 V, 16.8 V, +V, -V, 8.4 VConnector 5V
GND, VCCComment
Battery 1
- connected to 0V of BMS+ connected to 4.2 V of BMSBattery 2
- connected to 0V of BMS+ connected to 4.2 V of BMSBattery 3
- connected to 0V of BMS+ connected to 4.2 V of BMSBattery 4
- connected to 4.2 V of BMS+ connected to 8.4 V of BMSBattery 5
- connected to 4.2 V of BMS+ connected to 8.4 V of BMSBattery 6
- connected to 8.4 V of BMS+ connected to 12.4 V of BMSBattery 7
- connected to 8.4 V of BMS+ connected to 12.4 V of BMSBattery 8
- connected to 12.4 V of BMS+ connected to 16.8 V of BMSBattery 9
- connected to 12.4 V of BMS+ connected to 16.8 V of BMSBattery 10
- connected to 16.8 V of BMS+ connected to 16.8 V of BMSBattery 11
- connected to 16.8 V of BMS+ connected to 16.8 V of BMSBattery 12
- connected to 16.8 V of BMS+ connected to 16.8 V of BMS0V connected to - of Battery 1, Battery 2, and Battery 34.2 V connected to + of Battery 1, Battery 2, and Battery 3, and - of Battery 4 and Battery 58.4 V connected to + of Battery 4 and Battery 5, and - of Battery 6 and Battery 712.4 V connected to + of Battery 6 and Battery 7, and - of Battery 8 and Battery 916.8 V connected to + of Battery 8 and Battery 9, and + of Battery 10, Battery 11, and Battery 12-V connected to GND of Connector 5V+V connected to VCC of Connector 5VGND connected to -V of BMSVCC connected to +V of BMSThere is no microcontroller code provided for this circuit.