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Mohit Chopra
Posted by Mohit Chopra
on Jul 16 2012 02:14 AM
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Hello,

I am working on bq78pl116. I found the problem that as I connected the battery with the board I designed, one of the cells(6S-1P) got discharged automatically. To remove any doubt I also disable the power pump functioning. but still cell got discharged as if hardware drawing current ,b but on output there is no load or charger connected . The set up placed alone. Also if I remove all the components for cell balancing , can still the board be readable?

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Mohit Chopra

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  • ThomasCosby
    Posted by ThomasCosby
    on Jul 16 2012 10:47 AM
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    The EVM should still communicate as long as the device can detect the proper number of cells and build the PLAN network.

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  • Mohit Chopra
    Posted by Mohit Chopra
    on Aug 03 2012 00:47 AM
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    Tom,

    I designed my own circuit of bq78pl116. & it is same as of EVM design.In my own PCB I found the problem that mosfet ao6604 get heated connecting to first cell. So I connected a ammemeter with first cell & it shows that around 300mA current drawn from it. The problem arises after some time from the connection of battery pack. What would be the problem in this case??/

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    Mohit Chopra

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  • ThomasCosby
    Posted by ThomasCosby
    on Aug 03 2012 08:26 AM
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    Mohit

    The FET must be turned on. Did you check the Drain and Gate to verify? There must be a PCB problem or a damaged device, if the FET stays on continuously.

    Tom

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  • Mohit Chopra
    Posted by Mohit Chopra
    on Aug 06 2012 00:46 AM
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    Tom,

    I checked drain & gate voltages they are ok.Wahat happen is that sometimes from first cell current goes 1-10 ma. sometimes not. as pumping is off at this time. However when pumping is on current about 500 ma goes from one cell to another through ao6604 & it was damaged. Is there any limitation while we switch on pumping as there any cell voltage difference cautiously be kept under some range as if this difference is higher my mosfet gets damaged during pumping. But I needs pumping very much for my project,

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    Mohit

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