Part Number: BQ34110 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25798 I woudl like a Ti engineer to take a loog at my implementation fo the BQ34110 and BQ25798 chips.
Part Number: BQ34110 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , EV2400 Hi,
We have designed HW based on BQ34110EVM-796 reference design. I have attached our design. R47 is installed with 0ohm. Our Battery pack is LiFePO4 with Batpack voltage range 40-57.6V…
Part Number: BQ34110 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQSTUDIO , , EV2400 Hi,
I have a BQ34110 board which worked just good until the device was powered down during programming. No I2C communication from that point - neither on address 16 or address…
Part Number: BQ34110 Hello,
I plan to use the BQ34110 to monitor the SoC of a lea crystal battery and I don't want to use the learning phase as it will complicate my design and be not relevant for me. WHat shall I do with this PIN? Tie it to REGIN,…
Part Number: BQ34110
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We've developed a battery monitoring board using the BQ34110 fuel gauge to measure a 48V-nominal Li-ion pack (operating range 24V–57.6V across charge/discharge/equalization). As part of bring-up, we built a UART-based calibration…
Part Number: BQ34110 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ24600 , BQ34Z100 Hello guys,
One of my customers is considering using BQ34110 for their new products.
At this moment, they have the following questions. Could you please give me your reply? …
Part Number: BQ34110 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: EV2400 , BQSTUDIO Hello TI Team,
We are using the BQ34110 fuel gauge for monitoring a 5-cell NiMH battery pack. Each cell is rated at 1.2V, so the nominal pack voltage is approximately 6V.
Issue…
Part Number: BQ34110 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ34Z100 , I have an application where I have a 19.2V, 96Wh LiFePO4 pack charged with a solar panel. It will drive a load on a daily basis - which might might drain it by roughly 10%. In general, it…
Part Number: BQ34110 Greetings!
We are using BQ34110 Fuel Gauge on a battery. We tested the battery for few hundreds of cycles and the FCC (thus SoC, SoH) had very good results. The problem started in the middle of the experiment where the FCC started…
Part Number: BQ34110 Hi! I read in the datasheet that the BQ34110PWR can operate with more than 4 cells. In my application, I will have two 6-cell batteries connected in series, functioning as a UPS. Does the BQ34110PWR support this number of cells?
