Part Number: BQ24195 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ24190 Hello, I recently built a prototype board where the BQ24195 charges a Lion cell and also boosts the voltage to be outputted.
I can write and read its registers from the MCU but I am unable…
Part Number: BQ24195 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , BQ24190 Hi TI team,
My customer designed BQ24195. They are testing standalone. (No host)
When VBUS = 12V input (no load), switching noise and high frequency noise of VSYS output are generated…
Part Number: BQ24195 Hi I have a question regarding the bq24195 that is not clear to me. With this IC I can power my system using either battery or external DC power right? Is there a prioritization between the power sources? For example when the DC source…
Part Number: BQ24195 Hello TI team.
We are currently using the BQ24195 charger for our product and have discovered on occasion the charger fails to recognize the input power as good - according to the data sheet (SLUSB97A section 8.3.1.3.2 pg12-13…
Part Number: BQ24195 Hi
My customer design pad with the NE6101 wireless receiving IC to charge BQ24195 encountered the following problems, please help analyze
The power of the wireless receiving IC is 10W (9V, 1.1A) or 5W (5V, 1.1A), but it will always…
Part Number: BQ24195 Dear TI,
I have working with BQ24195 with following configuration, Here attached my Circuit, I am using Default Mode (without HOST mode).
From my circuit I did not use USB charging, so I have removed that section
I have short…
Part Number: BQ24195 Hi, I'm planning to use the bq24195 for my next design, where: - VBUS comes from two sources, 5V and 6V, both are connected with schottkys to VBUS pin. The 5V input is an aux supply, the system will usually take the current from the…
Part Number: BQ24195 When I run the test without battery or charge, the IC is warming up. Input current is approaching 2A, is this normal? How should I test the functioning of the IC on the battery? This is my schemattic for reference.
Part Number: BQ24195 This entry is related to the other E2E discussion that is "locked" now.
With all my respect, I believe that the answer "PMID is just a pin name" is not satisfactory for any thinking EE. I believe that IC pin names should have, and…
