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BQ24295EVM-549: BQ24295- Boost Mode

Part Number: BQ24295EVM-549
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ24295

Hi Everyone,

I am using BQ24295 for Power-bank application.

The issue is with Discharging through PMID.

I get the required voltage and current at PMID, But i am not able to discharge the Battery below 3.6V (Raw Voltage: Voltage @ battery Terminals).

As soon as the Battery Voltage drops to 3.6 volts the Q4 Gets high and disables the Boost-Operations

I have attached the registers settings done. Please help me to resolve the issue.

00   26
01   1B
02   20
03   10
04   BE
05   8C
06   73
07   4B
08   A4
09   00
0A   C0
10   FF
11   FF
12   FF
13   FF
14   FF
19   FF
1A   FF
1B   FF
1C   FF
1D   FF
1E   FF
1F   FF

  • Hey abhishek,

    Have you checked the voltage at the BAT pin of the charger? How much current are you pulling from the battery?

    In terms of the register settings, when were these register values captured? According to what you sent, the charger is seeing an adapter present at VBUS. Are you applying voltage at VBUS in some way? 

    Do you have the register outputs immediately before and immediately after OTG turns off?

    Regards,

    Joel H

  • The Voltage at PMID is 5.01 V. I am pulling 500mA from the PMID.
    Sorry About the register settings, The settings would be of charging.
    For Discharging I have unchecked the OTG-Low and enabled the OTG in the register settings.
    I donot see any faults at fault registers. But the boost stops at 3.5 (Battery Voltage), The BQ Turns the Q4 off Automatically.
  • Hey abhishek,

    Have you also disabled the watchdog timer? Does the OTG mode stop functioning after a specified time period?

    If you are able to take an oscilloscope capture of the following points, it would be very helpful:
    1) SW
    2) VBUS
    3) VBAT
    4) IBUS

    Attempt to trigger on the falling edge of VBUS as this would fall out of regulation once OTG turns off.


    Regards,
    Joel H