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Particle Power Shield with Headers

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Particle Power Shield with Headers - Particle - 3455

Li-Ion/Li-Po battery management shield for the Particle Photon, built around the MCP73871 controller. Simultaneously powers the Photon and charges a connected battery; battery level is monitorable via the Photon.

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Particle Power Shield with Headers — Particle — 3455

Offers

  • Adafruit$25.00
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Offers

  • Adafruit$25.00
  • ?Particle

Pinout

  • USB

    On-board USB power/charge input; Particle docs state the Power Shield can power the Particle device and charge the LiPo from USB.

    Type · power inputVoltage · USB 5V input; charge current is set to 500mA when charging from USB per Particle docs.
  • DC input

    External DC supply input for powering the Particle device and charging the 3.7V LiPo battery; Particle docs state DC is preferred over USB when both are present.

    Type · power inputVoltage · 7 to 20V DC operating input, current consumption 1.2A max from non-USB DC sources per Particle docs.
  • LiPo JST

    3.7V LiPo battery connector charged by the shield and used by the power-management circuit.

    Type · batteryVoltage · 3.7V LiPo battery; Adafruit product page states the shield ships with a 3.7V 2000mAh Li-Po battery.
  • D0 / SDA

    Particle D0 I2C data line used by the MAX17043 fuel-gauge chip; Particle docs say avoid using D0 as GPIO because it will interfere with the fuel gauge.

    Type · i2cVoltage · Particle I2C logic level on Photon/Core shield interface.
  • D1 / SCL

    Particle D1 I2C clock line used by the MAX17043 fuel-gauge chip; Particle docs say avoid using D1 as GPIO because it will interfere with the fuel gauge.

    Type · i2cVoltage · Particle I2C logic level on Photon/Core shield interface.
  • STAT1

    Blue charger status LED; Particle docs list STAT1/STAT2 combinations for precharge, fast charge, charge done, suspend, fault, and sleep states.

    Type · indicator
  • STAT2

    Red charger status LED; Particle docs list STAT1/STAT2 combinations for precharge, fast charge, charge done, suspend, fault, and sleep states.

    Type · indicator
PinPositionTypeFunctionVoltage
USBpower inputOn-board USB power/charge input; Particle docs state the Power Shield can power the Particle device and charge the LiPo from USB.USB 5V input; charge current is set to 500mA when charging from USB per Particle docs.
DC inputpower inputExternal DC supply input for powering the Particle device and charging the 3.7V LiPo battery; Particle docs state DC is preferred over USB when both are present.7 to 20V DC operating input, current consumption 1.2A max from non-USB DC sources per Particle docs.
LiPo JSTbattery3.7V LiPo battery connector charged by the shield and used by the power-management circuit.3.7V LiPo battery; Adafruit product page states the shield ships with a 3.7V 2000mAh Li-Po battery.
D0 / SDAi2cParticle D0 I2C data line used by the MAX17043 fuel-gauge chip; Particle docs say avoid using D0 as GPIO because it will interfere with the fuel gauge.Particle I2C logic level on Photon/Core shield interface.
D1 / SCLi2cParticle D1 I2C clock line used by the MAX17043 fuel-gauge chip; Particle docs say avoid using D1 as GPIO because it will interfere with the fuel gauge.Particle I2C logic level on Photon/Core shield interface.
STAT1indicatorBlue charger status LED; Particle docs list STAT1/STAT2 combinations for precharge, fast charge, charge done, suspend, fault, and sleep states.
STAT2indicatorRed charger status LED; Particle docs list STAT1/STAT2 combinations for precharge, fast charge, charge done, suspend, fault, and sleep states.

Start wiring

Shield

Confirm the data interface matches your host board.

Module pins: D0 / SDA, D1 / SCL. Schematik maps them to your board in the app.

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