Part Number: BQ25887 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25883 Dear Team,
My customer has decided to use bq25887 on their design and they need Linux driver for SW development.
Do you have a driver for this part?
Best Regards,
Caglar
Part Number: BQ25883 The document below contains a checklist of components that are required and recommended for the BQ2588X 2-Cell Boost-Mode Charger family of devices.
BQ2588x Schematic Checklist
Components are labeled as
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