Part Number: BQ24190 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25601D , , BQ25611D Hi Team,
A customer is looking to charge a single 3500ma cell in a sealed end product from either USB port or adapter. They only need to use a single connector (USB A to micro)…
Part Number: BQ24190 Hello Ning,
This is an extension to the previous discussion: e2e.ti.com/.../3555788
in the past 2 months we have seen a huge surge in battery packs failing to charge
Could we catch-up for a discussion over zoom or phone to help us…
Hi,
Below is the only sample driver available.
e2e.ti.com/.../faq-bq25890-could-ti-provide-the-sample-linux-driver-for-the-bq25890-bq25890h-bq25892-bq25895-bq25895m-bq25896-bq25898-bq25898d-bq24190-bq24192-bq24193-bq24195-bq24195l-bq24196-bq24295-bq24296m…
Part Number: BQ24190 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ24297 , BQ24195 Hi, Support Team
A customer is using the BQ24190. However, due to an issue on the current delivery date, we are reviewing a product that can be replaced immediately without changing…
Part Number: BQ24190 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25890 Hello,
We have an application where two BQ24190 have to charge the same battery.
The users connects a 5V supply either to the first or to the second. Schematic is attached.
We did not connect…
Part Number: BQ24190 Hi,
I have connected 3.3V battery to my gateway. That battery having 1600mA.
1)Can you please tell me for charging purpose how much voltage i need to configure?
2) when the battery below 3.2V needs to be charge?
3) if the battery…
Part Number: BQ24190 Hi TI team,
we are using thermistor for temp protection. As a result of the test, BQ24190's protection behavior is different at high and low temperatures.
At high temperatures, charging is cut off after a certain period of time…
Part Number: BQ24190 Hi there,
Looking at the D/S for the BQ2419x is states that it can handle up to 4.5A of charging current which is great.
Then, it also states that the max input current limit is 3A and I was wondering how these two figures work together…
Hi,
The PMID may be used to support external load. Please note the behavior below.
https://e2e.ti.com/support/power-management-group/power-management/f/power-management-forum/1023978/faq-bq25890-faq-why-does-the-pmid-pin-voltage-dip-during-vbus-removal…
