When does the SoH of BQ27220 update?
Does it requires a qualified charge/discharge cycle from 100 to 0% SOC?
If we cycle between 100 to 50% SOC, will the SoH update?
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Hey JDJ,
This document explains in detail the update conditions: https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slua364b/slua364b.pdf
Regards,
Nick Richards
Hey Jack,
BQ27220 is a ROM gauge so on a power on reset event, the cycle count value will reset to the default value (0). Regarding on how battery health is calculated I am about to send you an email regarding that.
Regards,
Nick Richards
So Cycle count is lost, since after every power event, ROM gets wiped out. Is there a way, to preserve that cycle count, maybe not save it in ROM?
Also, from the explanation, even if we lose cycle count, SOH information is never lost and SOH values we collect are still reliable, right?
Hey Jack,
For example, Cycle Count can be saved by the host MCU and have a detection of when a power on reset event happens to then load the cycle count value back onto the gauge. Yes, SOH value should still be reliable.
Regards,
Nick Richards
I just have one more question, since the gauge is ROM which is read only non-volatile memory, how is cycle count getting saved to read only memory, and how is that information getting wiped out from a non-volatile memory after a power reset? Did you mean, cycle count information is saved into flash memory?
Also, is ROM same as OTP (one time programmable) memory present in the gauge?
Hi Jack,
The BQ27220 is a CEDV gauge and they have a certain CEDV cycle that is used. To learn more, read this post. https://e2e.ti.com/support/power-management-group/power-management/f/power-management-forum/737790/bq78350-r1-how-to-set-fixed-edv0-1-2
Regards,
Nick Richards