Original question:
Part Number: BQ78350-R2-DEVICE-FW
In my application, especially for the high temperature range battery can go into Cell Over Temperature protection, disable the discharge and continue after recovering. Is it allowed during data collection for GPC?
Otherwise I will pick a high current value that is smaller and does not trigger COT during discharge in high temperature range.
Hi Matt,
I think I am cornering the GPC packaging topic. I dig through all data I could find, but I have further uncertainties. Could you please confirm or correct my understanding in the following lines:
1. I am setting FCC learning based on a single cell measurement which is minimum of all series connected cells (cell islands, cell blocks as I also have parallel connected cells in each block). Hence,
1.a. I must give minimum single cell voltage in mV to GPC.
1.b. I must still choose # of series connected cells as total number of cells connected in series, e.g. 12. (it is )
2. What is really CellTermV 
How does it relate to CUV, EDV0 and ReserveCapacity My understanding is as follows:
2.a. CellTermV is desired EDV0 where battery will report 0& SoC.
2.b. CUV can be (maybe even enciraged to be) lower than EDV0 to have some ReserveCapacity when SoC reaches 0%. Or even to prevent premature disbling of discharge under high pulsed loads (e.g. a high load kicking in when voltage is close to EDV0) and BMS triggring CUV to disable the discharge before SoC reaches 0%.
