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  • Forum Post: Re: Using bq2954 for 5-cell Li-Po charger

    Chris Glaser
    Yes. The BQ2954 is a charge controller, so it can charge any number of cells depending on the external circuitry. See http://focus.ti.com/lit/an/slua447/slua447.pdf for an example of a charging circuit that supports a higher pack charging voltage.
    on Oct 22, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: Power Good is blinking on BQ24600

    Pietro Cipriano
    Input Voltage: 23.8V, generated by an standard of the shelf ACDC. Vbattery with no load: 18.5V (we also got same effect with a battery pack of 17.8V). My old tools are not eligible to import some plots however: Both PG and CE have two 47K of pull up resistors connected to 3.3V (otherwise of...
    on Jul 22, 2011

  • Forum Post: bq24620 charger for 5 cell LI-poly batteries

    swapnil katre
    i have used the application note of bq24620 and built the pcb for charger. Charger is for VIN=28V, BAT=5-cell Li-Phosphate, Icharge=4A, Ipre-charge=0.125A, Iterm=0.3A. i have started testing the circuit and observed the STAT and PG led are Glowing, without connecting the Batteries to it. According...
    on Jul 16, 2011

  • Forum Post: Energy Harvesting Module

    Nkolas Stavrou
    Dear all, Affected from TI energy harvesting block diagram ( TI Home > Applications > Energy Harvesting ) i am interesting to design an energy harvesting module which will be connected to an "off the shelf" product with the following I/O specifications: 2 x Digital Input (0-28VDC...
    on May 6, 2013

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