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A battery monitor built "ON THE" LM3914

Well a battery monitor using LM3914 is no new to the community but this I just wanted to share although not being any great is still cool.

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Description

You can find the schematic in the pictures. The demo is shown in the video attached.

Details

Components

1 × LM3914 Interface and IO ICs / Display Interface
1 × 6 RED LED 0805
1 × 4 GREEN LED 0805
1 × 0805 Resistors

Build Instructions

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Step 1

As You can see I have soldered all the components on the IC itself.

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Discussions

davedarko wrote 01/19/2016 at 20:41

There is the option to upload files when you edit the project, or you copy a youtube link anywhere into details or a log.

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Srinivas Nistala wrote 01/20/2016 at 19:38

Thanks I uploaded it.

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