Part Number: BQ25185 Tool/software: Hi Team
1. Does the BQ25185 accept 12V DC input for charging?
2. Can the system voltage (SYS) be fixed at 5V output?
3. When charging is disconnected, will the system voltage maintain a 5V output?
Frank
Part Number: BQ25185 Tool/software: Hello,
Does the BQ25185 battery charger IC have built in reverse polarity protection on the battery connection? Or is the IC inherently reverse polarity protected in some way?
Thanks!
Gabe
Part Number: BQ25185 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25180 , BQ25186 Tool/software: Hi, in my application I have a battery with internal 10k @ 25°C NTC resistor connected to a BQ25185. The NTC has the same temperature profile as the 103AT-2 suggested…
Part Number: BQ25185 Tool/software: Hi Team
below is my customer side requirement for 1S charger IC.
1.Need power path
2. charging voltage can support 4.4V and 4.35V
3.charging current can support 0.6A and 1A
4. Cheap and common used in other cust…
Part Number: BQ25185 Tool/software: Hello, I need to confirm that my design for charging a 3.7V battery is correct. My question is: since I’m not using the TS option, is it correct to tie the TS pin to ground with a 10k resistor?
Part Number: BQ25185 Tool/software: I want to understand about BQ25185DLHR DATASHEET.
reference
www.ti.com/.../bq25185.pdf
1,
1, P7 About KISET
1.What is the meaning of the formula in KISET Charge current setting factor, ICHG = KISET / RISET?
I understand…
Part Number: BQ25185 Tool/software: Dear team,
Please provide data/ graph of BQ25185 with respect to temperature vs sys load, when battery present (one condition) and without vin condition.
Part Number: BQ25185 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25672 Tool/software: Hi TIer
My customer would like to select a charging chip with an integrated mos tube to charge a single-cell lithium battery (4.3V) (1A). The customer's input voltage fluctuates…
Part Number: BQ25185EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25185 Tool/software: Even if I disable the CE pin of the BQ25185, charging does not stop completely. Why is this?