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    Reducing Li-Ion battery voltage

    Yes exactly, idk why , maybe protection circuit is broken but that battery exxceds 4.2 easily . I need a solution to prevent that from happening.(by not letting it to charge to 4.2 for example )
  2. J

    Reducing Li-Ion battery voltage

    Hi i need to reduce voltage of a 4.2v protected battery which is in a circuit. I need the output to be 4.1 or below it .. Also it's not important to do it by not fully charging battery. Any simple solution?
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    High voltage issue in my MP3 player - help needed

    That was a wise answer :thumbup: I wish you said it earlier, you're right I didn't connect the LEDs to correct path, cause lcd's flat cable is not easily accessible, I managed to connect negative leads to GND but they weren't supposed to be grounded!! Then yesterday I connect(LED's neg) to...
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    High voltage issue in my MP3 player - help needed

    Thanks for detailed answer! I got all the answers for my question)! I took the resistors out and R2 was 1k and R1 is 10ohm, the inductor and schottky looks fine too, I also tried resistors with higher value (up to 100x)and they didn't change a thing. so this concludes that the FB input is not...
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    High voltage issue in my MP3 player - help needed

    Thanks, so what explains the high current in this circuit in your opinion ? what if I add resistor at input? (if I add resistor in series with LEDs They are cool but IC gets hot)
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    High voltage issue in my MP3 player - help needed

    I found out that(D256A) IC is lm2703 (a DC step-up) and It controls voltage of leds automatically (?). I measured the current through leds and it's almost 0.9Amps! my new leds turned blue:/ Also now I'm sure that screen backlight is not EL and is produced by 3LEDs --as schematics shows there's...
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    High voltage issue in my MP3 player - help needed

    update : I measured the inductor without LEDs and I read different numbers each time (variable from 40 to120volt!) that is connected to a schottky diode (output is 24 v at this diode,with LEDs it's reduced to 8.9v but causing extremely hot LEDs ) the input voltage of inductor is 3.5v(fixed) take...
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    High voltage issue in my MP3 player - help needed

    Thanks and yes, it sounds about right. It's possible that these electroluminescent lights were used .i have to inspect that... Putting this aside, can I simply remove that "D256A "invert transistor from the board to evade the heating problem and use 1 led solution? - - - Updated - - - or...
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    High voltage issue in my MP3 player - help needed

    update : with 3 new leds and going back to original setup, the ic is cooler than before(still gets warm but acceptable ) now the leds are super hot, any second they might die as well...
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    High voltage issue in my MP3 player - help needed

    I can't edit my posts sorry, the 24volt connection is not connected to anything ,ive attached 1 led to somewhere with suitable voltage (2volt) on board
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    High voltage issue in my MP3 player - help needed

    I used only one LED instead of 3 LEDS(I connected this led to a lower voltage pin on the board, the thing is these lcd backlight leds only need about 2.5 - 3 volt to light up, which equals 9volts at most but board is providing 24volts and also about the inverter transistor ,can I test your...
  12. J

    High voltage issue in my MP3 player - help needed

    Hi guys, this mp3 players lcd went black (dead led backlight) and I measured the voltage at connector and it was rated 24volts for 3 leds!, I replaced 1 led and used another pin for it, it worked but the D256A ic gets really hot and shuts the device down after a couple of seconds. (even without...

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