I wonder if someone have experiance with this cerquit.
Is the charger detect input pin necessary to use, or is there any solution for only using plus and minus from battery control circuit to control the battery?
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I wonder if someone have experiance with this cerquit.
Is the charger detect input pin necessary to use, or is there any solution for only using plus and minus from battery control circuit to control the battery?
The bq77910 needsthe CHGST pin for a variety of operations described in the data sheet, including wake up from shutdown, programming, fault recovery and some balancing modes.
One reason for not tying CHGST high permanently is that there is no way to recover from a short circuit in charge fault, see table 2 of the data sheet, page 21. While the part has many configuration options, it requires CHGST low for that fault recovery.
System requirements and design will determine whether the part is practical. Some ideas on reducing the number of pins in an implementation:
Perhaps other community members will share methods they have used for this situation.