2/28/2019 5:56 AM | |
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[Help] Power source for diy electronic project Hello everyone! A while ago I started working on a custom electronic eyepiece for airsoft that has some pretty interesting features. Unfortunately, I am running into some issues with figuring out how to power it all. Here are the parts I'm using and their recommended voltages: Wireless car backup camera transmitter (9v-24v, 200 mA) 3.5" car backup monitor (12v, ~170 mA) C.H.I.P. single board Linux computer (unsure, runs off of micro USB cable) USB camera module (connected to USB port of C.H.I.P.) (5v, 100-160 mA) 25x IR LEDs (1.2v, 30mA each) How should I go about powering all of these at once? I need the power source to be relatively small and last for at least 2 hours. [snip] I was hoping I could power everything with a 9v battery, [snip] but after trying to do so I discovered that the 9v battery was not enough to power everything directly. [snip] Is there some circuit I can build to run everything off of a 9v, or should I look into switching to a small LiPo battery? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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