🔋 Mini Power Bank Made by Ahmed – 4000mAh DIY Project
🔋 Mini Power Bank Made by Ahmed – 4000mAh DIY Project
Power banks are essential in today's mobile world, but building your own adds a creative and personal touch! Here's a story and step-by-step guide on how Ahmed built a 4000mAh mini power bank using basic electronic parts.
🧒 Creator's Intro
Ahmed, a young DIY electronics enthusiast from Pakistan, decided to make a mini, portable power bank for his phone — compact, rechargeable, and pocket-friendly.
⚙️ What He Used
Component | Specs / Notes |
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18650 Li-ion Cells | 2 × 2000mAh cells (total 4000mAh) |
TP4056 Charging Module | With protection circuit |
Boost Converter | 5V output for USB charging |
USB female port | For connecting charging cable |
On/Off switch | For safety and power control |
Small plastic casing | From old power bank or DIY box |
Wires + hot glue | For connections and fitting |
🔧 How He Made It – Step-by-Step
✅ Step 1: Assembling Batteries
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He connected two 18650 cells in parallel for a combined 3.7V 4000mAh output
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Used a spot welder (or soldered carefully)
✅ Step 2: Charging Circuit
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Attached a TP4056 module to charge the batteries via Micro-USB
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This module also provides overcharge and short-circuit protection
✅ Step 3: Boost Converter
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Connected the battery output to a 5V boost converter
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Then linked it to a USB female port for charging phones
✅ Step 4: Enclosure
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Fixed all parts in a plastic box
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Secured with hot glue
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Added an on/off switch to control power
✅ Step 5: Testing
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Plugged in his mobile – and it worked!
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The mini power bank gave around 1 full phone charge
🔋 Power Stats
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Capacity: 4000mAh
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Input: 5V Micro-USB
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Output: 5V/1A (via USB)
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Charging time: 4–5 hours
📷 Ahmed’s Comment
“I built this power bank to learn how charging circuits and batteries work. It's small, easy to carry, and I feel proud using my own creation!”
🧠 Why It’s a Great Project
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Learn battery management
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Practice soldering and wiring
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Understand voltage conversion
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Useful and creative electronics experience
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