Wednesday, October 6, 2021

DIY USB Power Using LM1117-5.0

Charging portable electronics devices via USB port is a common way. Computer USB ports could powers, and charges multiple USB devices. Only one AC to USB adapter could enough for most users. 

However an electronic hobbyists requires more than one USB power adapter. I have some unused electronics components. Hence I tried to design and assemble them to make a USB power port for my own use.

DIY USB Power Using LM1117-5.0
Charging the LG G3 phone using my USB power board

I have some SMD AMS1117-5.0, and AMS1117-3.3 chips. I designed this board to powers some USB devices and circuit prototyping.

DIY USB Power Using LM1117-5.0
Schematic Diagram
The picture below is a finished PCB design.

DIY USB Power Using LM1117-5.0
PCB Design View

My full working and test on this prototype listed below.

DIY USB Power Using LM1117-5.0
Finished PCB etching with DIY legend printtng

DIY USB Power Using LM1117-5.0
Finished PCB etching


DIY USB Power Using LM1117-5.0
Finished DIY PCB Assembling

DIY USB Power Using LM1117-5.0
Finished DIY PCB Assembling

Click here to download Proteus design file of this DIY PCB.

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