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BQ24072 USB Input Problem

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BQ24072 USB Input Problem

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JerryLin
Posted by JerryLin
on Aug 14 2011 02:50 AM
Prodigy30 points

bq24070/1 offers a proprietary boot-up sequence. On the first application of power to the bq24070/1, this feature enables the 100-mA USB charge rate

for a period of approximately 150 ms.

For BQ24072, if we fix EN2 EN1 = 0 1, can it meet the USB IF specification of 100-mA USB current during USB Enumeration? Or EN1 should be changed dynamicly?

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  • Charles Mauney
    Posted by Charles Mauney
    on Aug 15 2011 08:03 AM
    Mastermind25755 points

    It should probably be done dynamically.  The part does come up in 100mA mode to check for shorts and runs some routines but changes to the EN2/1 setting soon after it is finished with the power up.  If you want it to stay in 100ma mode, then you need to set EN2/1 to 0/0.

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  • JerryLin
    Posted by JerryLin
    on Aug 15 2011 10:24 AM
    Prodigy30 points

    If we want to work in USB500 Mode, could we fix EN2/1 to 0/1. Will BQ24072 come up in 100mA mode during USB enumeration to meet USB IF current specification?

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  • JerryLin
    Posted by JerryLin
    on Aug 21 2011 21:42 PM
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    That is to say, If we want to work in USB500 Mode, could we fix EN2/1 to 0/1? Or we should set the device in USB100 mode first, and then changed to USB500 mode after USB Enumeration.

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