Part Number: BQ2970 Hello,
We are trying to get a new board working where the battery is discharging to the load.
We do not see Q1 turn on and the voltage on Dout with respect to the battery negative is 0 volts.
Is there anything we should look…
Part Number: BQ2970 Using a BQ29728DSER in a sealed design, discovering that parts left on the shelf for ~2-3months fully discharge to 0V. So, possible leakage after 2.8V cutoff?
But more importantly, cannot recover. Careful reading of 0V charging feature…
Part Number: BQ2970 Hi, I am planning to design a 1s2p battery pack protection circuit using BQ29707DSER and two back-back NMOS. It works fine when only one chip is used. But for reverse polarity protection design requirement - like one cell is inserted…
Part Number: BQ2970 Dear TI Support,
I am using the BQ29700DSER in a single-cell Li-ion protection design with external back-to-back MOSFETs.
I observed unexpected recovery behavior after the protection MOSFETs are disabled. If the battery voltage…
Part Number: BQ2970 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS63900 , TMP303 Tool/software: Hello,
We need to certify our design as intrinsic safe design. Battery will not be charged
Can you please review the flow, so we can proceed with schematics?
Requirements…
Part Number: BQ2970 SCH is in the attach file.The Charge IN+ and Charge IN GND on the left are the outputs of the charging module. The battery is properly installed on the right with a normal voltage of 4V and sufficient power. Please analyze whether…
Part Number: BQ2970 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-00881 Can anyone tell me what is a purpose of this R20-820mOhm Resisotor in BQ29707 battery protection IC? I have taken this reference design from TI App note: TIDA-00881. I am unable to understand…
Part Number: BQ2970 I am currently using BQ29707DSER in my battery protection system and its working fine. But issue is my client has requirement of 100C operating temperature for all components. BQ29707DSER has only +85C operating temperature. So I need…
Part Number: BQ2970 Hi. I have made a design for BQ29707 for a set of wireless earbuds, low power consumption and calculated the over charging/discharging current to 0.45A (0.09/0.2 where 0.2 is the value of the external sense resistor R182).
However…
Part Number: BQ2970 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ2980 Tool/software: Hi
I understand the UVP values can be changed but it needs to be custom made from TI. We have an true wireless earbud project for a customer and discovered way to late that the…