I have read the aplication note U-104 and in Figure 13 is used as the minimum input voltage of 9 volts for Voc = 7.5 V. my question is, what should be my minimum supply voltage for my charger with Voc = 29V?
thanks for your help
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I have read the aplication note U-104 and in Figure 13 is used as the minimum input voltage of 9 volts for Voc = 7.5 V. my question is, what should be my minimum supply voltage for my charger with Voc = 29V?
thanks for your help
best regards
There charger will take at least one voltage higher than the bulk battery voltage. For a six cell it would be ~2.4x6 = 14.4V bulk regulation and need a 15.4V or higher supply....would probably use 16V.
Thank you very much for your reply.
I have 2 batteries of 12V each, so 12 cells in total.
I have set my voltage VOC = 28.8 volt, 12 cells of 2.4 volts each.
What should be the limit of my power, 30 volt? What should be the minimum value of Vin?
Best Regards
I would say 30V as a minimum.
I always like to do a bench test and find the minimum voltage on one EVM where operation starts to be erratic and then make the minimum voltage at least 0.5V higher.
This is a higher voltage application that I am used to so do not have much experienced with the quirks at this higher voltage; thus the margin.
Thank for the reply, just tried it with 31v and doing very well. I'll try to 30V.
Best Regards
Fernando