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BQ35100: EOS

Part Number: BQ35100


Tool/software:

Hi,

in our application we are using lithium thionyl chloride 38Ah. (two cells in parallel). my questions are 

1)  during the normal operation/measurement, what happens if  VREGIN, goes to zero, does the chip lose all battery measured data, calibration  etc? 

2)

 

i see that the maximum voltage difference between SRP and SRN should be 125mV, does it related to load pulse voltage drop ?

 in our application pulse load voltage drop could be 500mV (e.g 3.5V to 3.0) for 200ms, so in this case we will exceed the limit of 125mV between SRP and SRN ?

3) does BQ35100 is valid for the application where the voltage drop is variable (100mV to 500mV) everytime during the day ?

Thanks.

Afzal  

  • Hello Yashay

    1)  during the normal operation/measurement, what happens if  VREGIN, goes to zero, does the chip lose all battery measured data, calibration  etc? 

    -This gauge is a "flash" gauge meaning that it does not lose battery measured data, calibration, chemID and etc when voltage drops to zero

     in our application pulse load voltage drop could be 500mV (e.g 3.5V to 3.0) for 200ms, so in this case we will exceed the limit of 125mV between SRP and SRN ?

    -This is the acceptable voltage drop range for the across the Sense resistor, you would have to see if the sense resistor value choose would cause this much of a voltage drop for your expect current/load values.

    3) does BQ35100 is valid for the application where the voltage drop is variable (100mV to 500mV) everytime during the day ?

    -Yes it should be a valid application for this gauge.

    Thank you,
    Alan