Part Number: BQ24450 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25751 , , BQ24610 , LM5117 Hey,
I am trying to design charger for a 24V SLA battery pack (2S 12V).
The charging current (BULK CC) i shoot for is 320mA and once I run the numbers for the external…
Part Number: BQ24450 Tool/software: I'm designing a circuit to charge a 12V lead-acid battery using the BQ24450DWTR IC. Key charging parameters are:
Float voltage : ~13.8 V
Boost voltage : ~14.7 V
Maximum charge current : ~300 mA
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Part Number: BQ24450 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UC2906 Tool/software: Hi,
I am using BQ24450 for lead acid battery charger , 24V , 1.7A max. charging current.
I am using it for several projects through years ( and UC2906, UC 3906 earlier ),…
Part Number: BQ24450 Tool/software: 1.
What tool should I use to check the contents of BQ25750_Design_files among the captured contents?
2.
I'm trying to build a circuit for 12Vx6 (total 72V) lead-acid batteries in series using BQ25750. Is there…
Part Number: BQ24450 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25750 , BQ25756 , BQ24650 Tool/software: Dear Texas Instruments Support Team,
I am currently engaged in developing a lead-acid battery charger for a specific application. We are considering Texas…
Part Number: BQ24450 Dear team
This is Sunny from China.
I have a question about BQ24450 charging process.
As you can see below picture, in STATE#3, the I_CHG is 0, until V_BAT is VRCH, the new charging cycle will start again.
I want to know,…
Part Number: BQ24450 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ24610 , BQ24650 Dear Team,
Our customer spec as below:
Vin =27V
Boost to 29V and charge the lead-acid battery. (3A)
Can BQ24450 meet the demand? If not, are there any other suggestions…
hii thanks for your reply
if i want to use BQ24450 to charge a ( 6 volts lead acid battery- 3 cells is series) and my input voltage to the BQ24450 IS 6 volts with 2 amps of current .
is it possible to feed the BQ24450 with 6 volts input and the…
Part Number: BQ24450
Dear Sir, please answer
I tested circuit (please, see attach, "picture 2"). I set 3A initial current for charging 1-cell lead acid battery (2.3V). This circuit works. VT1 transistor and VD1 diode must be placed on the heatsink…