Power Your Raspberry Pi Zero with a Battery Using the JuiceBox Zero
The Raspberry Pi Zero is an incredible tool for building a wide variety of IoT devices. And until lately, many projects I've worked on have been limited due to power supply constraints. Then I stumbled across the JuiceBox Zero, a battery management board for the Raspberry Pi Zero. This board provides portable power for your Pi Zero with a Li-Ion single cell battery, as well as charge the battery. In this guide, I'm going to show you how to assemble and use the JuiceBox Zero.
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JuiceBox Zero | × | 1 | ||
Raspberry Pi Zero | × | 1 | ||
Li-Ion Single Cell Battery | × | 1 | ||
Soldering Iron | × | 1 | ||
Solder | × | 1 tube | ||
2x20-pin Extra Tall Female Stacking Header | × | 1 | ||
M2.5 Assorted Standoff Kit | × | 1 | ||
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