Part Number: BQ25176M Our LiFePo4 battery's protection circuit, when the battery drops down 2.0V, opens up the negative wire; to be resetted, it needs a voltage of 2.3V
What's the behaviour of BQ25176M when connected to such a discharged LiFePo4…
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The BQ21040 has an OVP trip point of 6.6V, would work for a well-regulated power input. But your Wireless power Design may have more variation. A better device to consider is the BQ25176M, the OVP in 18V and unit has input DPM which would help. …
Hi Agatha,
I agree this is not the most space efficient reference design. Unfortunately, TI doesn't have a boost charger with such a wide input voltage range. Also, although it appears that the 798 SYS output could provide the 5V rail, it cannot as…
Part Number: BQ25176MEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25176M Hi Team,
I'm using the BQ25176MEVM Evaluation Module.
Table 1-1 of the EVM User's Guide states that the maximum input voltage is 6.6V.
However, the BQ25176M datasheet says the…
Part Number: BQ24232 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25176M , BQ25504 Would there be much difference in the efficiency in obtaining power from the panel, possibly in low light conditions, using this device versus a specialised solar charging control…
