Hi team,
Where does the Battery capacity (max) (mAh) parameter get derived from from for TI fuel gauges? What would the impact be on the performance if for example an 8200mAh singe cell battery was used with BQ27427?
Thanks,
Ben
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Hi team,
Where does the Battery capacity (max) (mAh) parameter get derived from from for TI fuel gauges? What would the impact be on the performance if for example an 8200mAh singe cell battery was used with BQ27427?
Thanks,
Ben
Hello,
I am assigning this thread to the expert of the device.
Regards,
Jose Couso
This is related to Design Energy. The gauge uses integer math (16-bit signed) so 32767 mWh / 8000mAh = 4096mV, which is a typical single cell voltage. The gauge uses energy calculations internally so if you increase Design Capacity, then energy calculation may saturate.
Also, 8200mAh is a large cell with typical system currents likely exceeding the limit for the built in sense resistor.