Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ20Z655-R1, BQ40Z50, BQEVSW
Tool/software:
As shown in the figure, no information will be displayed on the bqCHEM page after BQ20Z655 chip is connected to the communication, please help to answer it, thank you!
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Tool/software:
As shown in the figure, no information will be displayed on the bqCHEM page after BQ20Z655 chip is connected to the communication, please help to answer it, thank you!
I would also like to ask you, when I calibrate the battery pack and test the discharge overcurrent protection, the charge and discharge MOS will turn off by itself, and when the protection is restored, it will not turn on, what is the reason for this?
The gauge doesn't need to go through "electrical" learning. The algorithm will adapt automatically. It's possible to accelerate this with a "learning cycle". See https://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/slua848 for details.
The protection will be restored according to the flow chart and rules from chapter 2.2.2 Charge and Discharge Overcurrent, www.ti.com/.../sluu493a.pdf
I have found a version of the host computer that can display the bqCHEM page, but the chemical ID inside is not the one I want (Samsung, INR18650-35E). Can you provide an installation package with the latest chemical ID? Thank you!
I need the chemical ID of SDI INR18650-35E. The software you sent me does not contain the ID of this cell, but the chemical ID of this cell is in BQ40Z50. How should I import this chemical ID into BQEVSW? Or do you have the latest ID firmware that can be imported into the bqEVSW software, which contains INR18650-35E. Thank you!
As shown in the figure, after calibration, my current is -4mA. According to the manual, when sending a command to enter shutdown mode, the current needs to be equal to 0 to enter shutdown mode. Then, does my battery fail to enter shutdown mode when sending a command? If so, what is the solution to getting the battery into shutdown mode?
BQ20Z655 When I set the CELL_TAPER bit to 1, where should I set the cell's Blow-off Voltage so that the SOC can become 0%? Is it Term Voltage? But I see that the Term Voltage is the cut-off voltage of the entire PACK rather than the cut-off voltage of the cell.
MaxError just gives you an indication that it's time to run a charge/discharge scenario (not a dedicated learning cycle) which allows the gauge to update cell resistance and chemical capacity. If you set cycle count to 0, it means, by definition, that the gauge hasn't "updated" anything as there was no cycle if this is zero.
BQ20Z655 ,When I set the CELL_TAPER bit to 1, where should I set the cell's Blow-off Voltage so that the SOC can become 0%? Is it Term Voltage? But I see that the Term Voltage is the cut-off voltage of the entire PACK rather than the cut-off voltage of the cell.
CELL_TAPER refers to the charging voltage. The gauge will divide the charging voltage by the number of series cells, if this is set.
There are various "term" voltages. The one for 0% is Terminate Voltage and this is on the pack level.