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"JYETech" DSO112A - need to upgrade battery
« on: October 29, 2024, 07:59:37 pm »
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I have a JYETech DSO112A, and I want to upgrade the battery. I want to know what the two white wires are for, on this Alcatel battery, please, and will the DSO112A charge it okay?

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Re: "JYETech" DSO112A - need to upgrade battery
« Reply #1 on: October 31, 2024, 02:43:14 am »
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Re: "JYETech" DSO112A - need to upgrade battery
« Reply #2 on: October 31, 2024, 07:20:59 am »
They could be the wires of a temperature sensor. As it is a single cell there is no balancing needed, which on multiple cell batteries leads to additional wires if there is no BMS in the battery itself.

But it can still get warm or hot when charging/discharging and the device might cut off the process in that case.

The battery on the picture is clearly not original for a JYETech DSO112A, so I guess you got this one from a phone or tablet and want to stick it in the DSO112A. If so you can most likely just ignore the two white wires.

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Re: "JYETech" DSO112A - need to upgrade battery
« Reply #3 on: October 31, 2024, 07:36:54 am »
They could be the wires of a temperature sensor. As it is a single cell there is no balancing needed, which on multiple cell batteries leads to additional wires if there is no BMS in the battery itself.

But it can still get warm or hot when charging/discharging and the device might cut off the process in that case.

The battery on the picture is clearly not original for a JYETech DSO112A, so I guess you got this one from a phone or tablet and want to stick it in the DSO112A. If so you can most likely just ignore the two white wires.

Thank you so much.

Okay, I metered in VOLTAGE mode across the white wires... nada (as opposed to using ohms mode, and risking damaging my DMM), and then used ohms mode, and there's a 211k resistance across the two white wires, so seems like the sensor you talked about.
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