Part Number: BQ24295 Tool/software: A few other questions:
When BATFET is disabled either via REG07[5] or at end of charge, there is always some µA current drawn on VBAT (about 8µA). It also seems that VBAT voltage remain sense as VSYS remains linked…
Part Number: BQ24295 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25620 , BQ25898D , BQ25629 , BQ25890 , BQ25611D Tool/software: Hi Team,
I am looking for ICs that has the following features:
charge a Li-Ion battery
includes a system power supply that can…
Part Number: BQ24295 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25890 Dear E2E Support,
In section 8.5.1.5.2 Multi-Read and Multi-Write of our datasheet, the Multi-Write sequence mentions the "Slave Address" a second time (after the arrow).
Shouldn't be…
Part Number: BQ24295 Tool/software: Dear e2e support,
Considering a charge current at 102.4mA (512mA * 20%), we consequently have a termination current higher than the charge current (128mA).
Could you clarify what are the risks to not disable manually…
Part Number: BQ24295 Tool/software: According to document: What does this mean? 1. If the device is unknown, the input current limit is 500mA? 2. If the device is unknown, the input current is limited according to REG0[2:0] (e.q. 1024mA)?
Thx.
Part Number: BQ24295 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: USB2ANY , , TI-CHARGER-GUI Hello everyone,
I have a very special behavior with my own developed demo board which uses the BQ24295.
The problem: if the IC is voltage-free (no jumper set) and the…
Part Number: BQ24295 I design a PCB that has a 9-36V input, this goes into a buck converter to 5V, then this converter feeds the BQ24295, but seems like the batfet doesn´t turn on. I have done many meassures, the 5V output of the buck is really stable…
Part Number: BQ24295 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25619 Our circuit uses BQ24295 with a wireless power receiver.
The wireless power receiver outputs ~5VDC.
The battery capacity is 320 mAh so theoretically the charging current should be limited…
