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BQ21040: When the charging current of 0.8a is output by BQ21040 and the ambient temperature is 25 degrees, what degree will the IC reach?

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Part Number: BQ21040

When the charging current of 0.8a is output by BQ21040 and the ambient temperature is 25 degrees, what degree will the IC reach?

How to calculate the NTC of BQ21040?Do you have a spreadsheet?

Does BQ21040 support 100K NTC?

  • With 5V input, an estimate of junction temperature would be (max dropout voltage) * 0.8 A * RθJB  + 25C = (5-2.5V) * .8A * 45.5 C/W  + 25 C = 116 C. This also depends on board layout. The IC temperature is not recommended to be measured with the TS pin, the device has internal thermal regulation when it approaches 125C. The TS pin is intended to measure the temperature of the battery pack.

    We do not recommend you use a 100k NTC as this would put the temperature range of the device outside normal range. We suggest a 10K NTC such as SEMITEC 103AT-2. This gives the normal operation of 0 - 45C.

    What temperature range are you trying to achieve here?

    Best,

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