In the reference schematic and development board PGND is used on the signal headers as seen in the image.
Why is PGND used here instead of VSS?
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In the reference schematic and development board PGND is used on the signal headers as seen in the image.
Why is PGND used here instead of VSS?
Hi Bryan,
If the battery pack needed to communicate externally, usually there will only be I2C pins and PACK-/PACK+ available outside of the pack. PGND will be close in value to BAT-, they will differ only slightly when there is high current.
Best regards,
Matt