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BQ76930
Hello,
Understand that BQ76940 can support up to 20S battery cell. Please advise if this part is stack-able to support 30S battery cell?
Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks.
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BQ76930
Hello,
Understand that BQ76940 can support up to 20S battery cell. Please advise if this part is stack-able to support 30S battery cell?
Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks.
BQ76930
Hello,
Understand that BQ76940 can support up to 15S battery cell. Please advise if this part is stack-able to support 30S battery cell?
Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks
Hi Gurauraj,
You can certainly stack 2 BQ76940 monitors for a 30s battery. You can follow the TIDesign TIDA-01093 , based on BQ76930 (the 10s monitor from the same family of monitors as BQ76940), to help you in your design.
Hello David,
Do you provide sample code for "Industrial Battery Management Module for 20S Applications Reference DesignTIDA-01093 "?
Mail ID: gururaj@vaakulab.com
Gururaj,
Yes, you can find the sample code on the page I sent you under "Application Notes".
I2C Communication Sample Code for the bq76940 with CRC Based on the MSP430 (Rev. B)
Hi David,
I would like build a 96V Li-ion battery using 30s configuration.
In such a configuration, When the battery pack is fully charged the pack voltage will be 109.5V
I would like to make ckt similar to TIDA-01093 with bq76940
Will device bq76940 work at 109.5 volts?
Hi Ansul,
For 30s configuration 2 BQ76940s would need to be stacked similar to TIDA-01093. The BQ76940 has an abs max limit of 36V per 5 cell group, see the data sheet. In a 30s configuration each BQ76940 would have only 15 cells attached with a voltage less than 109.5V.