Part Number: BQ51221 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ51021 , BQ51020 , BQ51013B The following is an excerpt from the datasheet. f is frequency, however the terms S and D are never discussed. What are S and D? Also what is the apostrophe above L in…
Part Number: BQ51221 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ51021 , BQ51020
Dear Team,
Does bq51221 need burning program? Is there any operation instruction document?
Part Number: BQ51222 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ51221 , BQ51021 , BQ51020
Dear team,
I would like to evaluate BQ51222.
Is BQ51222EVM-520 still available?
I cannot find any information about it on ti.com.
If it is not, which EVM can be…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ51021 Hello,
I am looking into a method to send device ID info across a wireless charging connection. We are charging at around 15 W (Qi medium power) and so the BQ51021 won't work for us, is there a solution that…
Hello John
I recommend the BQ51020 or BQ51021 over BQ51222.
The BQ51222 is a dual mode device, PMA and WPC (Qi). The PMA transmitters are less common now and no need for dual mode.
Hello
TI wireless power devices are limited to receiver side.
1.) BQ51013B and BQ51003 -- 5V output devices the 13B is up to 1A output and 003 is 500mA output.
2.) BQ5105XB -- Direct wireless power to battery charger, up to 1A output current.
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Part Number: BQ51221 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ51021 In the datasheet I2C section (page 7), the test conditions stated pull-up voltage = 1.8V and the abs. max. ratings (page 4) = +7V.
Is it safe to use +5V pull-up for normal operation?
If…