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Part Number: BQ24070
Tool/software:
Hi Garrett,
This is a follow up to my previous thread. I still have the original board with the fault. Now we are bringing up pre-production units and and now I've seen this problem appear in one of those...so a red…
Part Number: BQ24070 Tool/software: Hello!
This design has been fully tested and now we are in pre-production mode.
One particular board had the charger working, but something changed and I'm trying to exhaust all possibilities before concluding that…
Part Number: BQ24070
We're using the above design in our design. During load testing I discovered that the battery wasnt actually charging.
Stat1/2 PG is read by a micro controller and some GPIO based LEDs are currently relaying the status during…
Part Number: BQ24070 Hi again Garrett,
I have a question about DPPM as it relates to current limiting and prevention of damage to the BQ24070.
In our design, the battery is a single 18650 Li-Ion cell and the chip is powered by a 5V output AC to DC wall…
Part Number: BQ24070 Hello! We're planning to use the BQ24070 to charge a single 18650 Li-ion battery...As you know these batteries look like an overgrown AA cell...the battery in the product can be replaced by the end-user.
We are going to use a 5V…
Part Number: BQ24070 Hi Garrett,
One more question! For the case of: - no battery present. - there is a load connected to the OUT pins. - the device is powered off. - 10nF cap on DPPM As we've discussed, when the 5V is turned on to VIN, the BQ24070 will think…
Part Number: BQ24070
I built the circuit you see in the schematic
Input is 5.25V using the power supply, output voltage is 4.15 V and connected to another PCB I designed. Vbat is 4.05 V .
When I connect a Li-Ion battery to this circuit, I see that…
Part Number: BQ24070 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS630250 , BQ25180 , BQ24079 , LMR51430 , BQ25181 , BQ25180EVM Hello Texas Instruments community!
I am redesigning a device and would like your help.
These are the requirements: 10Vdc – 30 Vdc input voltage…
Part Number: BQ24070 To gain additional energy capacity, we designed a board with 2 BQ24070. Each device is linked to the same voltage source (VIN1=VIN2), the same output (VOUT1=VOUT2) but manage its own battery (see simplified schematic below).
We noticed…
Part Number: BQ24070 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL1963A greetings to the experts of Texas Instruments and members of the forum.
The power supply of our tracking device is designed as follows:
the processor (the system load) is made up of a wifi…