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BQ25601: wrong trigger to quit HIZ mode

Part Number: BQ25601

Hi Team,

in customer's application, there is Vbus ( 5.5v from wireless RX ) and battery ( 3.8V).

when in normal operation,  REG as below.

REG00 65
REG01 1A
REG02 C7
REG03 0
REG04 74
REG05 8B
REG06 67
REG07 44
REG08 34
REG09 0
REG10 83
REG11 11

Then write REG00[7] to " 1 "  to make the part enter into HIZ mode, the part goes into HIZ first then it seems cancel HIZ mode itself and REGs as below.

From the REG, it seems charging is disabled. 

REG00 65
REG01 0A
REG02 C4
REG03 0
REG04 74
REG05 8F
REG06 67
REG07 44
REG08 24
REG09 0
REG10 83
REG11 11

I think it may  be due to input source power cycle that quit the HIZ , but I monitor the Vbus voltage, the mini value is~ 4V but the drop time is very short.

So 

a. what's the max threshold hold on falling UVLO ( there is 3.6V max value on Vac_uvloz and hysteresis only has 300mV typical )

b. how much time is needed to detect the UVLO?

c. Also, is it reasonable for the behavior if that's the case?

Please kindly add your comments on the issue. Thanks.

BRs

Given