Something like that gets you to safety (even while recharging when plugged in):
`
.---------.
.-----------+----| LOW R |------- 12.5..14.5V
| | '---------'
.-. | 100..120 R
| | 75..100 |
| | k |
'-' ---
analog .-------. | / 13.8 - 15.0
in ----+ opt. +----+ /_\ V Zener 3W
put | some | | | (Good Quality)
| fil- | .-. |
| ter | | | 22 |
| (RLC) | | | k |
'---+---' '-' |
| | |
GND -------+--------+-----------+---------------------- GND
`
You could add additional safety paralleling the zener w/ a fast transient suppression device / circuitry (TVS; google for 'transient voltage suppressor circuit'). 'After' that you can then also use the power to feed a regulator that runs you digital electronics, including Espruino.
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll change the resistor setup tomorrow to be on the safer side.
No voltages above 12,6 V (LiPo 3S) - and no charging while in circuit possible.
So that should simplify things a bit...
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Something like that gets you to safety (even while recharging when plugged in):
You could add additional safety paralleling the zener w/ a fast transient suppression device / circuitry (TVS; google for 'transient voltage suppressor circuit'). 'After' that you can then also use the power to feed a regulator that runs you digital electronics, including Espruino.