I built an iPhone that charges in 9 minutes

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The RealMe GT3 charges in the same amount of time, has flagship level specs and is only $650 lol

Watching this while supervooc charging at 65 watts

Been subscribed for pretty long time, i love the new look of the videos! Great quality bro! Keep up the good work.

Does want to waste money buy new iphone, but instead waste money on 100 adapter and cable

Bros electric bill be like £1,000,000

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I would rather have a Xiaomi

I mean you can simply get a super capacitor as a power bank (maybe in a case) and there you go

Back in school, for a hybrid vehicle competition, we made a hybrid energy storage system with lithium ion cells and lithium ion supercapacitors. I have always wondered. Given my phone lasts 10h of screen on time on its 4700 mAh battery, it would be interesting to have a phone with a small LTO cell and a medium sized LiPo cell. Have the LTO cell always charged and discharged first. You could in theory, sacrifice some total runtime but gain the ability to ultra fast charge a small portion of your total capacity in minutes, giving you maybe something like 2h of screen on time with minimal cell wear.

Why not use this in tablet?

I become sad by seeing much cable he cut 😭 bec for me it really important to take cable and charge if it got damaged and not work I have to spend 2000 rupees for just cable 🤦

Chinese phones charge lithium batteries faster. Such as xiaomi oppo vivo.

How much ewaste do you want here we go

iPhones use Li-Ion batteries, while many Android phones use Li-Po batteries. Li-Po batteries can be charged quickly. Xiaomi, a phone company, used a 300-watt charger to charge a phone in just under 5 minutes, which is very fast.

my redmi charges 0-100% in 20minutes, what do you mean there are trade offs?

Great video, is it possible that tech will shrink overtime making it useful for smartphones or are we stuck with Lithium ion forever?

They have android phones that charge at 180w, I'm not exactly sure how they do it tho but they don't seem to compromise on battery capacity too much

Just get an icharger (look it up it’s a thing)

Redmi laughing in the corner

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Does he have a store?

Is there any chance to use Xiaomi battery in those ?

I would love to charge my 15,500 mAh phone in 9 minutes. It takes like 2 hours to fully charge it with it's 66W fast charging.

At first i thoughtyou disregard the ohms law and the cc-cv charging method but you proved me wrong. Awesome job

Never trust a techrax video

Awesome video. Damn, maybe u should work for sorry ass Apple. See dumb azzzz Tim Crooks cant figure it out.

Me: I'll Just get an android with super fast charge. 65w or 100w charge support.

Can two or three of these super capacitor be stacked it would make the phone a bit thicker but would it produce something fine to use while making the phone only thicker not larger ?
And do those capacitor last as long as a battery ?

***laughing in Redmi Note 12 Explorer

So much wastage of cables 😢

for fast charging it needs data wire too by increasing amperes you can't fast charge a phone as fast charging is software based not hardware based so not connection the data wires the green and white wire don't trigger the fast charging software on your phone instead it will charge your phone by a normal charger phone

Fun fact: i Watch thaïs vidéos un iPhone. 8

supercapacitors won't degrade with use... so that's that too

Should've used the tech rax's video clip of the 100 charger experiment with credits . Rather than ruining another 100 cables . Good content btw

I loved the character and her relationships with everyone she came into contact with.

You need to up the voltage to increase charge speed. If you just set charger to 4.5 constant voltage due to lipobtteries internal resistance it will maybe take in 10 amps at best then taper down in amps as its gets filled while staying at 4.5 charge voltage.

What you need to do is get an lab bench supply and just increase the voltage as high as possible to push in the maximum amphours the battery can hold as fast as possible without exploding it

FYI Charging a phone that fast isn't necessarily good for the battery to a point. Not sure who needs to charge their phone that fast at every charge. Might want to look at your life. Phones these days maybe one charge during the day just to make sure but jesus.

ngl I was expecting the multi-battery approach, since two half-size batteries cuts the time down by half, five fifth size batteries to a fifth of the time, and so on without sacrificing capacity. This works better tho because more batteries means more heat and more heat means more chance of going explode-y

Hey I was stuck at something that I'm asking you to consider is to show or build a step down module that can step down voltage of a lithium ion cell 4.2v to somewhere around 2 to 3 volts because I searched almost everywhere but except voltage divider I couldn't find anything useful that can supply decent amount of power to the attached load like a motor.

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another reason why it is not fast charging is because the phone needs a signal to engage fast charging. Also, do you thing 8 guage is a bit overkill?

6 minutes is nothing, half capacity would be fine then. You don't even need to fully charge it.

Never go back to a lit lithum ion battery!

With multiple chargers in parallel, you are limited by a few problems. 1) Hard coded logic 2) BMS 3) Connector resistance/rating 4) Communication noise

So, 2-cell supercapacitor? You would need a buck converter.

Samsung does it better

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