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BQ24901 Datasheet, PDF (13/18 Pages) Texas Instruments – SINGLE-CELL LI-ION AND LI-POL CHARGE MANAGEMENT IC FOR OFFLINE APPLICATIONS
bq24901
STATE MACHINE
STATUS
1
Following power-on
reset (POR)
2 Following POR
3 Pre-conditioning
Fastcharge
4 (current or voltage
regulation)
5 Charge suspend
6 Charge suspend
7 Charge suspend
8 Charge suspend
9 Charge suspend
10 Timer fault
11 Timer fault
12 Timer fault
13 Timer fault
14 Timer fault
15 Done
SLUS527 – DECEMBER 2002
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Table 1. State Machine Status
BATTERY PACK
STATUS
New pack insertion.
New deeply-discharged
battery (with an open
protector inserted).
Pack is removed.
Pack is removed.
Pack is removed.
Pack is removed. A new
pack with normal tempera-
ture inserted.
Pack is removed. A new
pack with abnormal
temperature inserted.
Pack is removed. A pack
with open protector and nor-
mal temperature inserted
Pack is removed. A pack with
open protector and abnormal
temperature inserted
Pack remains in charger.
Pack is removed.
ACTION
h The device remains in the battery presence detection loop until a new battery is
detected.
h Depending on the battery voltage, the device either enters pre–charge or fast
charge.
h The device remains in the battery presence detection loop until a new battery is
detected.
h Depending on the battery voltage, the device either enters pre–charge or fast
charge.
h The device enters fast charge (since the output capacitor rises above VLOWV) and
terminates immediately due to ITERM detection.
h The device then enables IDISCHG for tDISCHG2. In the absence of a battery, the
BAT voltage falls below VRCH, prompting the device to indicate BATTERY
ABSENT. If the battery is present the BAT voltage does not fall below VRCH and
therefore device assumes a battery is still connected and indicates DONE on
STAT pins.
h The device terminates immediately due to ITERM detection.
h The device then enables IDISCHG for tDISCHG2. In the absence of a battery, the
BAT voltage falls below VRCH, prompting the device to indicate BATTERY
ABSENT. If the battery is present the BAT voltage does not fall below VRCH and
therefore device assumes a battery is still connected and indicates DONE on
STAT pins.
h The device remains the charge suspend mode as long as the TS pin voltage is
outside the VLTF to VHTF range.
h The device leaves the charge-suspend mode and resumes charging depending
on the battery voltage.
h The device resets the timers only if it enters a charge mode different from where
the initial charge suspend condition happened (for instance from pre-charge to
fast or vice versa)
h The device remains the charge suspend mode as long as the TS pin voltage is
outside the VLTF to VHTF range.
h Once temperature returns to normal, item 6 in this table applies.
h The device leaves the charge suspend mode.
h The device enters pre-charge (since the voltage is below VLOWV). This action
closes the protector and charging resumes.
h The device remains the charge suspend mode as long as the TS pin voltage is
outside the VLTF to VHTF range.
h Once temperature returns to normal, item 8 in this table applies.
h The device remains in the fault condition until POR or battery removal is detected.
h Once in the fault mode, the device applies the IDETECT current to the output. The
purpose of this current is to detect the removal of the pack.
h If voltage regulation can be maintained with IDETECT current, the device assumes
the pack has been removed (and only output capacitor is present).
h The device then awaits battery insertion as outlined item 1 of this table.
Pack is removed. A new
pack is inserted.
h See item 11 in this table.
Pack is removed. A new
pack with open protector is
inserted.
Pack remains in charger.
Pack is removed.
h See items 11 and 12 in this table.
h The bq24901 in the Done state as long as the pack voltage is above the VRCH
threshold. While in the done state there is no current flow to the battery (zero
current)
h While in the DONE state, the device monitors the BAT voltage and initiates a new
cycle once the BAT voltage falls below VRCH threshold (this happens as the output
capacitor discharges through the input leakage on the BAT pin).
h While in the DONE state, the device monitors the BAT voltage and initiates a new
cycle once the BAT voltage falls below VRCH threshold (this happen as the output
capacitor discharges through the input leakage on the BAT pin).
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