When the input voltage is 9V, the charging current can reach the set value (such as setting 2.6a), but when the input voltage is 5V, the maximum charging current can only reach 1.7a.
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When the input voltage is 9V, the charging current can reach the set value (such as setting 2.6a), but when the input voltage is 5V, the maximum charging current can only reach 1.7a.
Hi,
What is the input current limit setting? If the input current limit setting is too low, then the charger buck converter will be power limited. You can estimate maximum output current using the power balance equation: eff=VOUT*IOUT/(VBUS*ILIM). Efficiency can be estimate from the datasheet efficiency curves on d/s page 13 but, at VBUS=5V, 92% is a good average. On the BQ25895M, at startup, the input current limit is the LOWER of the value set by the D+/D- pins or the ILIM pin resistor.
Regards,
Jeff