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bq51013EVM-725 startup fail

bq51013EVM-725 startup fail

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Mickovich
Posted by Mickovich
on Dec 16 2011 06:39 AM
Prodigy135 points

I have the bqTESLA kit,  and it has started periodically failing to start up.

when i place the receiver on the tx pad (bq500110EVM-688), it struggles to start up.

Scoping the PWM output shows the pwm starting up, reducing frequency, then stopping

  This repeats slightly quicker than once per second.

  Sometimes this repeats for 20-40 seconds, then settles. Other times it never settles and continously repeats this.

  Have tried different loads - doesnt seem to affect it.  sometimes very slightly lifting the receiver up from the pad helps.

  I have the earlier receiver bq25045evm-687 which never shows the same problem

Also, the red and green lights blink together - it is led mode 4, and the table doesn't mention both blinking together which is strange.  Unless they are not actually blinking, but going from both on (standby) to a 'startup mode' then failing so going to standby?

Any ideas as what is wrong?

cheers,

Michael.

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  • Bill Johns
    Posted by Bill Johns
    on Dec 16 2011 09:13 AM
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    First place to look is the RX V-rect test point (TP12), what does the WF look like in no load condition.  The voltage should converge on about 7V and hold steady.

     

    B/R

    Bill

    Best Regards,

    Bill Johns,  Applications Engineer

    bqTESLA Wireless Power Products

    Texas Instruments Inc

    Dallas, Texas

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  • Mickovich
    Posted by Mickovich
    on Dec 16 2011 10:09 AM
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    when first placing on Vrect rises up to around to around 5.8V (with brief pulses up to 8-10V) then cuts out, repeating this with the PWM coming on and off as described earlier.

    When it eventually works Vrect converges at 7V.

    Cheers,

    Michael.

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  • Bill Johns
    Posted by Bill Johns
    on Jan 16 2012 20:11 PM
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    I will contact you using the conversation feature of the forum regarding replacement of the unit.

    B/R

    Bill

    Best Regards,

    Bill Johns,  Applications Engineer

    bqTESLA Wireless Power Products

    Texas Instruments Inc

    Dallas, Texas

    bqTESLA
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