When I run the test without battery or charge, the IC is warming up. Input current is approaching 2A, is this normal? How should I test the functioning of the IC on the battery? This is my schemattic for reference.
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When I run the test without battery or charge, the IC is warming up. Input current is approaching 2A, is this normal? How should I test the functioning of the IC on the battery? This is my schemattic for reference.
Hi,
Although there's no battery, there should be other load (e.g. SYS load) so that the input current is approaching 2A. The IC temperature could increase as the load current increase (charging load and/or SYS load etc.).
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Thanks,
Ning.
With the system powered only by the battery, without an external source, the current on the BAT pin is 160 mA. The IC is heating up in this case too. This current should have a value close to 15mA, right? What could be happening?
Another problem I found is: the circuit is working exactly the same way with the CE pin HIGH or LOW, sending 343mA to the battery.
R12, R13, R14, R15, R4, R3 are not fitted. I'm not using the I2C. R5 was replaced to 1,2kOhm resistor.