I removed the diodes on this board, how can I pass the current directly to the o

[hummerjanne]

I removed the diodes on this board, how can I pass the current directly to the opposite side to the input? the board is faulty, the diodes are not working and it is not available at the moment, what can I do? I can't find these diodes here. How can I pass the electric current to the socket in the socket? electricity has to pass through the input, how can I achieve this without a diode?

[shapirus]

Err... By connecting the source and destination with a wire?

[n4u]

Short the diodes is bad idea - u can make more damage in the board when diode protected your circuit and fail first.

[hummerjanne]

There is no electricity from the USB socket to the connection socket, this is the problem, let me explain it shorter and I can't find a diode properly.

[n4u]

May u send a better quality image with both sited (i have issue with reading it, i didnt even see a diode you have removed).

[GandalfDerGraue]

having to ask such questions I think it would really be better to just leave it as is. If you knew what you are doing you would not have to ask and just changing a circuit withouth knowing exactly what you're doing will not solve a single problem but kill more parts on your board.

Sry, but nothing can replace just a bare minimum of knowledge about electronics.

[hummerjanne]

If you read the question correctly, you will understand what I mean, actually, what I mean is very simple, taking the electric current from the USB socket to the connection socket

[DavidAlfa]

Those boards can often be found for peanuts in AliExpress.
What about this short? Seems USB D+ and D- lines.
Those diodes are just for ESD protection, not for power.
There's a dedicated charger IC for that!

[shapirus]

If you read the question correctly, you will understand what I mean, actually, what I mean is very simple, taking the electric current from the USB socket to the connection socket

post #2.
it will do exactly what you describe.

[hummerjanne]

I tried it today and realized that it has nothing to do with IC, the current did not pass without a diode, this card is a design of a chinese twat

[hummerjanne]

Those boards can often be found for peanuts in AliExpress.
What about this short? Seems USB D+ and D- lines.
Those diodes are just for ESD protection, not for power.
There's a dedicated charger IC for that!

They put 3 diodes, what was the need for this to pass the current to the opposite side, they could do it directly, the Chinese cuckolds made me try hard, but I connected a single point.

[mikerj]

Those boards can often be found for peanuts in AliExpress.
What about this short? Seems USB D+ and D- lines.
Those diodes are just for ESD protection, not for power.
There's a dedicated charger IC for that!

They put 3 diodes, what was the need for this to pass the current to the opposite side, they could do it directly, the Chinese cuckolds made me try hard, but I connected a single point.

I have a feeling you will find out the purpose of those diodes the hard way.

[hummerjanne]

Don't worry, I use diodes very often in my projects,