Hi team,
Can you please teach me how the VSYS voltage regulated when the battery exists? Just same as battery voltage? OR VSYSMAX_REG_ACC?
And if the battery voltage falls below VBATMIN, SYS output voltage becomes VSYSMIN_REG_ACC?
Regards,
Hayashi
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Hi team,
Can you please teach me how the VSYS voltage regulated when the battery exists? Just same as battery voltage? OR VSYSMAX_REG_ACC?
And if the battery voltage falls below VBATMIN, SYS output voltage becomes VSYSMIN_REG_ACC?
Regards,
Hayashi
Hi Hiyashi-san,
When the battery exists, the system voltage will be regulated to battery voltage + 200mV, which is shown in the EC table (VSYSMAX_REG_ACC).
When the battery voltage < VSYSMIN or falls below VBATMIN (depleted battery), the system voltage will be regulated to VSYSMIN + 200mV (also shown in the EC table). The VSYSMIN is determined by the battery cell setting, For example, for a 2S battery, the VSYSMIN will be 7V and if the battery voltage is below VSYSMIN or VBATMIN, the system voltage will be regulated to 7.2V.
Regards
Hi Tommy,
Thanks! Very cleared.
I would like to confirm a thing, that is VSYSMIN just depends on the number of cells? Doesn't it depend on battery charging profile?
Regards