PMOS Solar switch - RGBY

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03:58:23

Once the solar panels drop below 12V battery charge voltage, the LED lights should turn on via PWM that is adjust via the pot. You could adjust the solar sensitivity by adjusting the resistor divider across the bridge, but this is the value I chose

published 9 months ago

Redstone_guy

8 months ago

Yeah, EveryCircuit does not seem to handle upload thumbnails well on FireFox

ETJAKEOC

8 months ago

Firefox in general has become crap, less than half the speed of Chrome/Chromium in browser benchmarks, it's sad really

riyadh1981

6 months ago

i am working on PWM solar charge controller and seems like similar to yours is it possible to mark which one is you battery and which one is your solar panel. Thanks

ETJAKEOC

5 months ago

Battery is the source tied to the LEDs, with the red meter coloring on it, the other source (10V at start) would be the panels in this circuit

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