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Hello,
I'm testing charging a battery at cool temperature (5°C) .
Here are the registers programmed on the battery charger at startup:
REG00 | 0x05 |
REG01 | 0x1A |
REG02 | 0x8A |
REG03 | 0x00 |
REG04 | 0x9D |
REG05 | 0x8F |
REG06 | 0x66 |
REG07 | 0x55 |
REG08 | R |
REG09 | R |
REG0A | R |
REG0B | R |
REG0C | 0xB5 |
At cool temperature here are what I read:
REG00 | 0x05 |
REG01 | 0x1A |
REG02 | 0x8A |
REG03 | 0x04 |
REG04 | 0x9D |
REG05 | 0x8F |
REG06 | 0x66 |
REG07 | 0x55 |
REG08 | 0x34 |
REG09 | 0x03 |
REG0A | 0x80 |
REG0B | 0x44 |
REG0C | 0xA5 |
As you can see, REG03 automatically switch to 0x04 ITERM=100mA instead of 20mA.
Even if I write 0x00 back to REG03, it keeps automatically updating to 0x04.
I have tried changing REG0C to 0xF5 (100% Ichg at cool temp), REG03 register stay at 0x00.
Is it a normal behavior? Why charge termination current can't be set to 20mA at cool temperature?
Thanks.