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Hi, I got samples of the latest version of the EasyVolts – rev3 version!

In this version, the max power that can be converted by the device was increased to 5W. It lets the device to work with USB2.0 hosts that can provide 1a or more (for example USB3.0 or high power USB2.0 hosts). Also, current measurement and overcurrent protection functionality were improved. I hope this revision is the final one so I did full testing and measured actual parameters of EasyVolts power converter. Here is the efficiency of the device at max output power for different output voltages with input power limited to 2.5W (normal USB2.0): 

For 5W input power, we can get ~2 times more output power (but output current must be less than 1a). I hope EasyVolts will be available for purchase soon.

Hi everybody,

I want to let you know that I just made EasyVolts_rev1 project (the revision that had a campaign on IndieGoGo) completely open. Here is the link to GIT repository. Continue reading “EasyVolts_rev1 goes open!”

This is the first record on the new site. From now on all news about EasyVolts will be posted here. My first crowdfunding campaign on IndieGoGo didn’t manage to get needed support due to bad media coverage. That’s why I’ve decided to create this website to build a community before trying to launch a new campaign. Here I will post videos about EasyVolts’ use cases, HowTo’s, publish software utils and code snippets.