Part Number: BQ27220 Tool/software: Hi TI team
BQ27220 cannot be unseal using the I2C command, but it can be unseal using the button on the right. Here's why.
Part Number: BQ27220 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQSTUDIO
1. When CEDV smoothing is enabled and SMEN, SMEXT, and SME0 are all set to 1, why does the SOC still jump directly from 9% to 7% and from 5% to 3%? That is, a 2% jump occurs when reaching…
Part Number: BQ27220 Tool/software: Hello,
My customer is looking for a fuel gauge IC for 24V battery voltage in automotive applications and would like to use it with a charger IC BQ25616JRTWR.
Could you please recommend the most suitable product…
Part Number: BQ27220 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ28Z610-R1 , , BQ27Z746 , BQ27546-G1 , BQ27Z558 , BQ27Z561-R2
Tool/software:
Hi, TI expert.
The customer is currently using BQ28Z610-R1 for the Battery Pack PCM of the PDA.
Currently looking…
Part Number: BQ27220 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: GPCCEDV Tool/software: Dear Expert
Question 1: The OCV parameters in the OCV11.txt sent back by ti have a significant error compared to the actual values. Is there any way to optimize them. Question…
Part Number: BQ27220 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ27426 , Tool/software: Hello Sir:
Please refer our application as below
1. Max load around 2A 30s
2. Sleep current is under 1mA
3. This gauge will used on system side, and this battery pack…
Part Number: BQ27220 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: EV2400 Excuse me, after generating the .gm.fs Golden Image file and loading it into a new fuel gauge, will its FCC not take effect immediately? That is to say, before the fuel gauge completes a valid…
Part Number: BQ27220 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQSTUDIO Tool/software: I am use 20000mah battery but bq27220 ic on terminal showing design capacity 3000mah. So how can I use 20000mah battery with bq27220 ic
Part Number: BQ27220 I'm porting bq27220 driver ( bq27xxx_battery.c ) https://git.ti.com/cgit/ti-linux-kernel/ti-linux-kernel/tree/drivers/power/supply/bq27xxx_battery.c?h=ti-linux-4.9.y
But I cannot found about NAC( Nominal Available Capacity ) definition…