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      Anish_Pillai last edited by

      I wanted to run my NodeMCU board with a li-ion battery. How to use TP4056 safely with NodeMCU and monitor the battery status.

      I am trying to build a pulse oximeter NodeMCU and Max30100 sensor.

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        salmanfaris @Anish_Pillai last edited by

        Hi @Anish_Pillai , Are you using the TP4056 standalone module or specific breakout/ready-made boards with NodeMCU?

        You can refer to the circuit below if you use generic readymade modules.

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