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 | Cells Supported      | 1 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 V)           | 1 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 V)                 | 1–2 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 V / 8.4 V)       | 1 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 V / 4.35 V)        | 1–4 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 / 8.4 / 12.6 / 16.8 V) | 1 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 V)                    | | Cells Supported      | 1 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 V)           | 1 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 V)                 | 1–2 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 V / 8.4 V)       | 1 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 V / 4.35 V)        | 1–4 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 / 8.4 / 12.6 / 16.8 V) | 1 Li-Ion/Li-Po (4.2 V)                    |
 | Input Voltage        | 4–8 V (USB 5 V typical)         | 4–8 V (USB 5 V typical)               | 4.5–18 V                              | 4.5–6 V (USB-C, 5 V typical)          | 4.5–26 V                                | 4.5–5.5 V (USB, micro-USB, Type-C)       | | Input Voltage        | 4–8 V (USB 5 V typical)         | 4–8 V (USB 5 V typical)               | 4.5–18 V                              | 4.5–6 V (USB-C, 5 V typical)          | 4.5–26 V                                | 4.5–5.5 V (USB, micro-USB, Type-C)       |
 +| 5V regulated output  | No  | No  | No  | No  | No  | Yes  |   
 | Max Charge Current   | Up to 1 A (set by resistor)     | Up to 1 A (set by resistor)           | Up to 2 A (set by resistor)           | Up to 3 A (set by resistor)           | Up to 3 A (set by resistor)              | Up to 2.1 A (internally managed)         | | Max Charge Current   | Up to 1 A (set by resistor)     | Up to 1 A (set by resistor)           | Up to 2 A (set by resistor)           | Up to 3 A (set by resistor)           | Up to 3 A (set by resistor)              | Up to 2.1 A (internally managed)         |
 | Efficiency           | Low (linear, heats up >700 mA)  | Low (linear, similar to TP4056)       | High (switching, efficient)           | High (~94–95%, switching)             | High (~94–95%, switching)                | High (switching, integrated boost)       | | Efficiency           | Low (linear, heats up >700 mA)  | Low (linear, similar to TP4056)       | High (switching, efficient)           | High (~94–95%, switching)             | High (~94–95%, switching)                | High (switching, integrated boost)       |
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-Note: IP5306 needs [[https://tutorials.techrad.co.za/2024/01/22/ip5306-mh-cd42-heartbeat/|heartbeat]]. Some modules need [[https://tutorials.techrad.co.za/2023/12/07/ip5306-mh-cd42-issue/|a fix for CD42 issue]]. \\+Note: IP5306 needs [[https://tutorials.techrad.co.za/2024/01/22/ip5306-mh-cd42-heartbeat/|heartbeat]]. Some modules need [[https://tutorials.techrad.co.za/2023/12/07/ip5306-mh-cd42-issue/|a fix for MH-CD42 issue]]. \\
 *Beware that only IP5306-I2C has I²C-bus (there is a plain IP5306 version too)! You can repurpose CD42 boards though. There is a [[https://github.com/AvinasheeTech/IP5306_I2C|repo with a lib for IP5306-I2C]] \\ *Beware that only IP5306-I2C has I²C-bus (there is a plain IP5306 version too)! You can repurpose CD42 boards though. There is a [[https://github.com/AvinasheeTech/IP5306_I2C|repo with a lib for IP5306-I2C]] \\
  
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