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Current calibration with BQ20z95

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Dimitri Marquois
Posted by Dimitri Marquois
on Apr 20 2011 08:53 AM
Intellectual640 points

Hello,

I am trying to make a current calibration. I use your datasheet SLUA404–December 2006 page 279.

 3857.SLUA404 - Z70_90 app book (2).pdf

My program commands a dynamic load to provide -2 Amperes. Then I send 0x0040 to put the BQ20z95 in calibration mode, now I send the current value in milliAmperes (-2000) like your datasheet says:

'// GO TO CALIB MODE

IError = WriteSMBusInteger(&H0, &H40)

 '// iCurrent is in milliamps (normally negative, such as -2000)

IError = WriteSMBusInteger(&H60, iCurrent)

IError = WriteSMBusInteger(&H51, &HC0D5)

'// POLL CALIBRATION STATUS - WAIT FOR LOWER 14 BITS TO ALL CLEAR

bDoingCal = True

While bDoingCal

IError = ReadSMBusUnsignedInteger(&H52, IValue)

bDoingCal = IValue And &H3FFF

DoDelay 0.2 '// check every 200 millisecond

Wend

'// TRANSFER RESULTS TO DATAFLASH

IError = WriteSMBusCommand(&H72)

DoDelay 0.1 '// Insure write process is finished

'// EXIT CALIB MODE

IError = WriteSMBusCommand(&H73)

 

After that, I write 0x73 to put the BQ20z95 in gas gauge mode.

The problem is that my current is really wrong. This code is not working really great. The better current calibration it's when iCurrent = -1 .

I am asking if iCurrent would not be a offset value, and not current value (?)

I try to voltage and temperature calibration and they work great. Also I try current calibration with your software “bq Evaluation Software” and it work ok

Thank for your help

calibration Smbus BQ20ZX gas gauge. fuel gauge. bq20z95 Visual Basic
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  • Al Mighty
    Posted by Al Mighty
    on Jun 20 2011 11:55 AM
    Prodigy45 points

    Hi Jackie,

    I have received the source code for the bqMtester but I can't find the Function WriteSMBusInteger and ReadSMBusUnsignedInteger.  Could you please send me the source code for these Functions. 

    Thanks,

    -Al

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  • Jackie Hui
    Posted by Jackie Hui
    on Jun 21 2011 15:51 PM
    Expert3855 points

    You can refer to ReadSMBusWord() and WriteSMBusWord(). That should be the same - writing/reading SMBus word.

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