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Hello Igor,
With 100mA load current, the inductor current could be as high as 230mA. Hence an inductor with higher max current will be needed.
Take a look at MBKK1608H2R2M. It has a higher DCR which might affect efficiency.
Actually bq25120A spec claims up to 300mA with recommended inductor (160 mA) :
1 Features
1• Increases System Operation Time Between Charges
– Configurable 300-mA Buck Regulator (1.8-V Default)
– 700 nA (typical) Iq with Buck Converter Enabled (No Load)
– Configurable Load Switch or 100mA LDO Output (Load Switch by Default)
– Up to 300-mA Charge Current for FastCharging
– 0.5% Accurate Battery Voltage Regulation (Configurable from 3.6 V to 4.65 V in 10-mV Steps)
– Configurable Termination Current Down to 500 μA
– Simple Voltage Based Battery Monitor
Hello Igor,
This is correct that the BQ25120A buck can support up to 300mA load, you'll have to select the inductor with appropriate current rating for your application.
Take a look at equation 8 on page 28 of the datasheet shown below. You want the saturation current of the inductor to be higher than the maximum inductor current.