Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25171-Q1, BQ25170, BQ2057, BQ24172
Hi,
Can BQ2057TS charging current in CC be limited to less than 40mA by for example using RSNS=2.7 ohms?
i.e. Is there a practical limit for RSNS or IO(REG).
Thanks
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Hi,
Can BQ2057TS charging current in CC be limited to less than 40mA by for example using RSNS=2.7 ohms?
i.e. Is there a practical limit for RSNS or IO(REG).
Thanks
Hello
The BQ2057X is an early generation of devices released about 2001, it has a large number of external parts and limited number of features.
Low current regulation accuracy will be a problem, the termination current is fixed at 10%. This would be 4mA termination current for a 40mA CC charge.
Recommend switching to the BQ25171-Q1 which has a wide input voltage range and very good low current regulation. Also accurate low current termination.
Update: Sorry, the BQ25170 will not support 2s Li-Ion.
Hello
For product life cycle information see below link.
www.ti.com/support-quality/quality-policies-procedures/product-life-cycle.html
From your reply it seems to me that there is no expected end of life for BQ2057 at this time, and TI keeps production and support of this part in the next following years. Please confirm.
Hello
This is a 20+ year old design with limited features, high external parts count, large solution size. We have much better parts available and I would encourage you to take a look at them first. The newer devices will have better availability.
BQ2057 is still active on the TI web and is available at this time.
Thanks Bill. Yes, you mentioned that. But it seems like BQ25171-Q1 part you proposed as alternate is not in stock right now and will be available to order middle of next year. I found bq2057TS and bq24172 in stock that could be used but the latter needs a lot of parts more than the former.
My requirements are: Battery Max charge voltage = 4.1V, Battery Max charge current 40mA, Charger operation is CC-CV mechanism, battery charging current and voltages are programmable by HW components not SW, I2c etc.
If you think some other parts in stock could work, please let me know.
Regards