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POWER MANAGEMENT Description
Fully Integrated High Current Lithium-Ion Battery Charger System
Features
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reverse-blocking diode, sense resistor and thermal protection 4.1V, 4.2V & Adjustable Output Voltage Programmable precharge, fastcharge & termination current Battery voltage controlled to 1% accuracy Soft-start for step load and adaptor plug-in Up to 1.5A continuous charge current Charge current monitor output from microcontroller or ADC Interface Input voltages range from 4.2V to 14V 0.1A Battery leakage in shutdown and monitor modes Operates without a battery in regulated LDO mode Small 4mm x 4mm 16 lead MLP package Low thermal impedance of 50C/watt Few external components Over current protection in all charging modes Over voltage protection All outputs able to drive LEDs and interface to host processor Remote Kelvin sensing at the battery terminal Small input & output filter capacitors Status output communicates charging and end of charge cycle Now Available in Lead-Free Packaging Charges Li-Ion, Li-Polymer, NiCd and NiMH Batteries
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The SC801 is a fully integrated, single cell, constant-current/constant-voltage Lithium-Ion\Li-Polymer battery charger management system. The SC801 has built in intelligence and extreme functionality. When the battery voltage is below 2.8V the charger operates in a precharge mode with a charging current of up to 125mA based on the ITERM pin resistor. This pre-charge mode is set to limit power dissipation due to an undercharged battery. When the battery voltage exceeds 2.8V, the charger enters a fast charge mode. In this mode, the SC801 delivers up to 1.5A to the battery based on the IPRGM pin resistor. The part also features current termination, ending the charge cycle when the battery is charged and the charge current drops below the current programmed by the ITERM pin resistor. In addition, the charge current can be monitored by the voltage on the IPRGM pin allowing a microcontroller or ADC to access the current information to determine when to externally terminate the charge cycle. Once the charge cycle is complete and terminates, the device enters the charge monitor mode where the output voltage of the battery is monitored. If this voltage drops below the recharge threshold the device will enter the fast charge mode again, to bring the battery to its fully charged state. Both the shutdown and monitor modes drain no more than 1uA from the battery guaranteed. The output voltage to the battery is controlled to within 1% of the programmed voltage for either 4.1V or 4.2V. The SC801 can also function as a general purpose current source or as a current source for charging nickelcadmium (NiCd) and nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH) batteries using external termination.
Applications
Typical Application Circuit
C H AR G ER VIN 14 13 3 7 4 8 6 5 C1 1uF R1 R2
Cellular phones PDAs and Handheld computers Handheld meters Charging stations Digital cameras
11 10 9 2 1 16 15 12 F A U LT C2 2 . 2 uF S TA TU S
VC C CP VC C S TA T IPR GM OVP EN VPR GM I TE R M BSEN BIP VOU T GN D VOU T NC NC S C 80 1
C H AR GER PR ESEN T
B A TTE R Y
2.8 * 88 Pre - Charge Current = R2
Revision 3, April 2003
1.5 1.5 * 88 Fast - Charge Current = * 1000 Termination Current = R 1 R2
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POWER MANAGEMENT Absolute Maximum Ratings
Exceeding the specifications below may result in permanent damage to the device, or device malfunction. Operation outside of the parameters specified in the Electrical Characteristics section is not implied.
Parameter VCC, EN to GND VOUT, VPRGM, IPRGM, CP, OVP, STAT, ITERM, BIP to GND Power Dissipation MLP (Derate 20mW/ C above 85 C) VOUT short to GND Thermal Resistance, Junction to Ambient Operating Junction Temperature Lead Temperature Storage Temperature (Soldering) 10 seconds ESD Rating (Human Body Model)
Symbol
Maximum -0.3 to 14.0 -0.3 to +6.0
Units V V W
PD
2.5 Continuous
J A TJ TLEAD TSTG ESD
50 150 235 -65 to 150 2
C/W * C C C kV
* Tied to PCB with 1 Square Inch, 2 Ounce Copper
Electrical Characteristics
Unless otherwise noted: VCC = 4.75V - 5.25V
Parameter
Symbol
Conditions Min
25C Typ Max Min 4.2 4.2
TA
(-40C to +85C)
Units Max 14 6.5 2 25 mA V V
Input Voltage Operating Voltage Operating Current
VC C VOP ICC Charging Mode OVP, STATUS, CP = 0A LDO Mode OVP, STATUS, CP = 0A
Battery Leakage Current Regulated Voltage Adjust Mode Feedback Voltage Battery Pre-Charge Current Battery Termination Current Battery Fast-Charge Current
IVOUT VBAT
V C C = 0V VPRGM = Logic High VPRGM = Logic Low VPRGM = External Divider VCC = 4.2V - 6.5V
0.1 4.20 4.10 3.0 82 4.16 4.06 2.97 72 38 450 750
1 4.24 4.14 3.03 92 52 550 850
A V V
P CI ITERM FCI ITERM Resistor R = 3.01k VBATTERY > 2.5V
45 500 800
mA
IPRGM = 3.01k IPRGM = 1.87k VBATTERY = 3.8V Dropout Voltage = 550mV
2
mA
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POWER MANAGEMENT Electrical Characteristics Cont.
Unless otherwise noted: VCC = 4.75V - 5.25V
Parameter
Symbol
Conditions
25C
(-40C to +85C)
TA
Units
Min Battery Fast-Charge Current Limit IPROG Regulated Voltage VIN UVLO Rising Threshold Adjust Mode Threshold Voltage VBAT Precharge Threshold VBAT Recharge Threshold VIN OVP Rising Threshold VIN OVP Falling Threshold VIN OVP Hysteresis Over Temperature Shutdown Status Output Source Current Hysteresis = 10C Pre-Charge or Fast-Charge VSTAT = 2.8V End of Charge, VSTAT= 0.25V No Adaptor or LDO mode, High Impedance OVP Output Source Current CP Output Source Current BSENSE Input Leakage Current STAT, OVP, CP Outputs VOH Load = 10mA Load = 1mA VOL EN, BIP, VPRGM Inputs VIH VIL Load = -500A VCC > OVP VCC > UVLO VBAT - VBATTERY 2.8V < VBATTERY < VBAT Dropout voltage = 1V
Typ
Max
Min
Max 1.5** A V V mV
1.5 4.2 90 2.8 200 6.8 6.5 300 165 10 1 1 10 10 0.1
1.4
1.6 4.3
2.7 170 6.525 6.2 200
2.9 220 7.1 6.8 400
V mV V V mV C mA mA A mA mA
1 2.4
A
V 2.6 0.25 1.8 0.4 V V V
** Thermally Limited
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POWER MANAGEMENT Pin Configuration
VOUT VOUT 16 BSEN VPRGM IPRGM ITERM 1 2 3 4 5 NC 6 GND 7 EN 8 BIP 15 VCC 14 VCC 13 12 NC CP STAT OVP
Ordering Information
DEVICE(1) SC801IMLTR SC801IMLTRT(2) SC801EVB(3) PACKAGE MLP16 MLP16 Evaluation Board
TOP VIEW
11 10 9
Notes: (1) Only available in tape and reel packaging. A reel contains 3,000 devices. (2) TRT extension designates the lead-free leadframe package option. (3) Specify the desired IC part number when ordering.
MLP16: 4X4 16 LEAD
Pin Descriptions
Pin # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pin Name BSEN VPRGM IPRGM ITERM NC GND EN BIP Pin Function Battery voltage sense pin. Connect to battery terminal to Kelvin sense battery voltage. Do not leave this pin floating. Selectable voltage program pin. Logic low = 4.1V. Logic high = 4.2V. Resistor = adjustable. Charger current program pin in fast charge mode. Requires a resistor to ground to program fast-charge current. Selection for current termination and pre-charge current. Requires a resistor to ground to program pre-charge and termination current. No Connect Ground Device enable/disable pin. Logic high enables device. Logic low disables device. Input derived from external circuitry or microcontroller that signals Battery In Place. Logic high indicates Battery In Place and in charging mode. Logic low puts device into LDO mode. Do not leave this pin floating. Overvoltage fault flag if charger input voltage is higher than 6.5V This pin can Source 10mA. Charger Status Pin: Pre-charge (High), Fastcharge (High) and end of charge (Low). When in LDO mode this pin is high impedance. This pin can source 10mA. Charger present indicator, logic high when there is power to the VCC pins regardless of the Enable pin state. This pin can source 10mA. No Connect Supply pin, connect to adaptor power. Supply pin, connect to adaptor power. Charger output, connect to battery. Charger output, connect to battery.
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OVP STAT CP NC VC C VC C VOUT VOUT
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POWER MANAGEMENT Block Diagram
VCC 13,14
Fast Charge Enable EN 7 OVP 9 EN Control UV OV 1.2V Reference and OT SD GND 6 EN 1.2V 4.2V 100 1 100 0.1 Charge Pump
+ -
4.1V
15,16 VOUT
+ +
STAT 10 CP 11 BIP 8 BSEN 1
Status
3.0V Vout
+
Termination
1.2V Vprog Detect V_FB + 4.2V 4.1V 3.0V 1.2V + + Termination
VPRGM 2
+ 4 ITERM
3 IPRGM
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POWER MANAGEMENT Applications Information
Pre-Charge Mode Pre-charge mode is automatically enabled whenever the battery voltage is below 2.8V. It is primarily used to limit the power dissipation of the battery and the SC801 device whenever the battery is undercharged. As the battery begins to charge in this mode, the voltage of the battery will rise and when the 2.8V limit is reached, the SC801 will switch to the fast charge mode. The precharge current value is selected by the termination resistor on the ITERM pin. The maximum range of the precharge current is from 10mA to 125mA. Whenever the charger is in pre-charge or fast-charge the status LED will light indicating that the battery is being charged. The equation to select the pre-charge current is given by:
2.8 * 88 PCI = R TERM
Monitor Mode In the monitor mode the voltage of the battery will be monitored against the programmed voltage. This will occur after a battery has been fully charged and the device has shut off. If the voltage of the battery falls below the recharge threshold (specified at 200mV) the charger will activate and charge the battery to its programmed voltage. This means that it will enter the full charging sequence from fast-charge to terminating the charging cycle when the programmed termination current is reached. The maximum current drain of the battery during monitor mode will be no more than 1uA over temperature. LDO Mode One of the nice features of the SC801 is its ability to work with or without a battery. If the battery is not in place the device can enter the LDO mode. In this mode the SC801 will act like a low dropout regulator. The output voltage is set to 4.1V, 4.2V or externally set by a resistor divider. See the section titled Configuring the Output Voltage to the Battery for setting an output voltage other than 4.1V or 4.2V. The input pin BIP (Battery In Place) is used to switch the SC801 from charger mode to LDO mode. If this pin is logic high the device will be in charger mode, if it is logic low it will be in the LDO mode. During LDO mode the device will regulate the output voltage with a current limit set by the resistor tied to the IPRGM pin. The BIP pin can be tied to the CP pin to place the device in charge mode whenever the adaptor is in place. The maximum voltage on the BIP input pin is 6V, so do not tie it to the VCC input since this voltage can exceed 6V in some conditions. The BIP pin should never be left floating, but instead, should be tied through pullup/pull-down resistors when connected to a high impedance control pin, otherwise it can be connected directly to the CP pin or GND. The equation for setting the current limit in the LDO mode will be:
1.5 * 1000 ILDO = R PRGM
Fast-Charge Mode The fast-charge mode exists while the battery voltage is above 2.8V and the battery is not fully charged. The fastcharge current can be set to a maximum of 1.5A and is selected by the program resistor on the IPRGM pin. In fact, the voltage on this pin will represent the current through the battery enabling a microprocessor or analog-to-digital converter (ADC), to monitor battery current by sensing the voltage on the IPRGM pin. The equation to set the fast-charge current is given by:
1.5 * 1000 FCI = RPRGM
Note that for a given program resistor the current through the battery can be determined by replacing 1.5 with the actual voltage on the IPRGM pin in the above equation. Termination Current Once the battery reaches the program voltage of 4.1V, 4.2V or externally set voltage, the device will transition from a constant current source to a constant voltage source, as the current through the battery begins to decrease while the voltage remains constant. During this time when the current falls below the programmed termination current set by the termination resistor on the ITERM pin, the SC801 will turn off and the end of charge will be indicated by the status LED turning off. The equation to set the termination current is given by:
1.5 * 88 ITERM = R TERM
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LED Flags There are three LED drivers on the SC801: OVP (Over Voltage), STAT (Status) and CP (Charger Present). Each output can drive an LED directly without a current limit resistor. In addition, each output can be monitored by a microprocessor for change in their status. The table above defines each LED output.
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POWER MANAGEMENT Applications Information (Cont.)
L ED F L A G CP OVP STAT ON
POWER TO VCC P IN S VCC OVERVOLTAGE BATTERY CHARGIN G
C1
OFF
N O POWER TO VCC PIN S VCC VOLTAGE N ORMAL BATTERY FULLY CHARGED
HIGH IMPEDANCE
+5 V 14 13 3 7 4 8 6 5 C2 1uF R1 R2 CP VC C VC C S TAT OVP IP R G M V PR G M EN ITE R M B SE N B IP VOU T GN D VOU T NC NC SC 801 B ATTE R Y 11 10 9 2 1 16 15 12
330pF R3 100K R4 59K
X X LDO MODE
F AU L T C3 2 .2 u F
S TATU S
C H A R G ER P R E S EN T
The CP output can be used for a UVLO indicator. Regardless of the state of EN, the CP output reflects the voltage of the VCC (adapter) input. When VCC is above UVLO, CP is high, 2.8V. When VCC is below UVLO, CP is low, 0V. The CP pin can also put the device into the charge mode whenever the adaptor has power, by connecting it to the BIP pin. The OVP LED will light whenever the SC801 is enabled and there is an overvoltage on the VCC pins. When this occurs the SC801 will turn off and stay off as long as the overvoltage condition remains. As soon as the overvoltage is removed the SC801 will resume operation. The OVP LED will not light if the part is disabled, even though an overvoltage is present on the VCC pins.
R4 VOUT = 1 + * 3.0 R3
FIGURE 1
Remote Kelvin Sensing at the Battery Another nice feature of the SC801 is its ability to sense the battery voltage directly at the battery with its Kelvin BSEN pin. This allows the designer great flexibility in PCB layout and achieves a much greater accuracy in sensing the battery voltage where it counts, at the battery terminals! Therefore, when laying out the PCB the designer should route the BSEN pin directly to the terminal at which the battery gets connected. In addition, in the LDO mode, the BSEN pin will still need to sense the output voltage. In LDO mode, the BSEN pin becomes the regulation feedback for the control-loop. In this case it is sensing the Configuring the Output Voltage to the Battery output voltage of itself, since the battery is not in place. The battery voltage is set by the VPRGM pin. If this pin is Therefore BSEN should never be left floating. . logic high the output voltage is set to 4.2V. If this pin is logic low the output voltage will be set to 4.1V. The VPRGM Capacitor Selection pin can be tied to the CP pin for 4.2V operation and ground Input and output capacitors can be low cost ceramic type. for 4.1V operation. For a value other than 4.1V or 4.2V a The output capacitance range is 1uF to 4.7uF. The input resistor divider is required. This divider is set between capacitor should be between 0.1uF to 1uF. the VOUT pin and the VPRGM pin with the divider tap connected to the BSEN pin. The schematic for such a Overcurrent and Temperature Protection connection and the equation to set the output voltage is Overcurrent protection is inherent to the SC801. The given in Figure 1. The output voltage for Figure 1 will be SC801 operates as a current source and the output curset to 4.77V with the resistors shown. The capacitor C1 rent is limited by the mode it is in at the time. If in the may be needed for stability and or reduced ripple volt- fast-charge mode the current is limited by the IPRGM age. It is advisable to leave room on the PCB for adding resistor, the fast-charge current. When the output voltthis capacitor, since it can be left out if it is not needed. age is less than 2.8V, the current is limited by the ITERM The evaluation board does have a place for the resistor resistor, the pre-charge current. Both of these functions divider and capacitor to allow an adjustable voltage to protect the device in an event of a short circuit condition be set on this board via R1, R2 and C2 (see schematic on the output. In the LDO mode the current is limited to on page 10). With JP7 removed, jumper JP2 should be the fast-charge current, provided there is voltage on the added to complete the changes required for adjustable output. Under a short circuit condition in the LDO mode mode operation on the evaluation board. For further the current will enter a hiccup mode. The temperature evaluation board information, see the section tilted Evalu- shutdown can protect the device in conditions of excess ation Board. current as well, by shutting down the device when its die
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POWER MANAGEMENT Applications Information (Cont.)
Using the SC801 With a Charge Controller IC The SC801 can also be used with numerous charge controller ICs on the market. In many instances the charge controller will control the charging and termination of the SC801. The best method of interfacing the SC801 with such a device is to place the SC801 in LDO mode, and monitor the current to the battery by an ADC that samples the voltage on the IPRGM pin. Slow and fast charge can be controlled by placing two resistors in series from IPRGM to GND and adding a transistor switch across one of the resistors. This way the current can be monitored for proper termination by the charge controller. In LDO mode the STAT LED will not light. When charging the battery in LDO mode the charge profile will be the same as in charge mode except there will be no precharge or termination current function. Meanwhile, the maximum current the battery will see is set by the battery equivalent circuit or the fast-charge current limit. The battery will still charge in this mode, albeit a slightly different approach than placing the charger in the charge mode. Evaluation Board The evaluation board is shown on Page 10. The evaluation board was designed to test the complete operation of the SC801 and the SC801M. Note the minimum parts requirement is shown within the dotted rectangle on the schematic. The adaptor voltage of 5V is applied to TP1 and TP2 which supplies power to the SC801. The output charger voltage or LDO output voltage is taken off of TP4 and TP5. Jumper JP5 will set the device in LDO mode when inserted or charge mode when left open. Jumper JP6 will enable the device when inserted or disable the device when left open. Note as long as power is applied to VCC the CP LED will light, regardless of the EN pin level. Jumper JP4 is used to measure the bias current of the SC801 and should always be in place except when measuring bias current. JP1 and JP3 set the charge limit voltage to 4.2V or 4.1V respectively. Only one of these jumpers JP1 or JP3 should be in place at any given time. If you expect VCC to exceed 6V (testing breakdown of the SC801) and you want to set the output voltage to 4.2V you should remove any jumper on JP1 and manually tie pin 2 of JP1 to the CP pin, because the absolute maximum voltage on the VPRGM input pin is 6V. Jumper JP7 when inserted will short the BSEN line to Vout for charging Lithium-Ion batteries. Jumper JP2 should be inserted when an adjustable voltage is required, with the addition of R1, R2 & C2. For more information about
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selection of an adjustable voltage see the section titled, Configuring the Output Voltage to the Battery. Note, only one of these jumpers JP2 or JP7 should be inserted at any given time. Jumper JP8 should be left open and is used only for testing SC801M operation. Connector J1 is used for connecting the evaluation board to a demonstration platform to exemplify the SC801 operation. Other components on the eval board consist of Semtechs SD12 and SD05 ESD clamp diodes which should be part of any system requiring ESD protection. LEDs for status information and TP3 which will allow the current through the battery to be monitored. The input capacitor C1 is chosen to be 10uF to decouple any inductance from a laboratory supply when evaluation is taking place. Complete Charge Cycle The complete charge cycle of the SC801 is shown on page 15. The pre-charge current will be under control until the precharge threshold of 2.8V is reached. At this time the device enters the fast-charge mode and the output voltage continues to increase as the constant current is applied to the battery. Eventually constant voltage is reached and the current begins to decrease until the termination current threshold is reached at which time the SC801 will turn off. Many Lithium-Ion batteries have a built in under-voltage detect circuit. This makes the battery pack open circuited when the battery voltage falls below 3V typically. With these batteries the SC801 will unlikely enter pre-charge operation because the battery voltage will always be above 2.8V.
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POWER MANAGEMENT Applications Information (Cont.)
Layout Guidelines Try to keep the traces from the adaptor input to the VCC pins as wide as possible, to eliminate any voltage drop across the device input traces. You want to make sure the input-to-output voltage differential of the device does not approach the dropout voltage. A curve of the dropout voltage vs. output current is shown on page 15. Any voltage dropped over the input traces from the adaptor will reduce the dropout voltage margin. Make the high current output trace from the VOUT pins as wide as possible. The BSEN line should be used properly to compensate for any voltage drops from the output trace to the battery. Make a Kelvin connection with the BSEN trace to where VOUT connects the battery terminals. This is done by taking the BSEN trace and tying it to the VOUT trace as close to the battery terminals as possible. This way, any voltage drop across the trace resistance to the battery will be compensated for because BSEN will regulate the device output voltage (VOUT) at the point it connects to the VOUT trace. If you tie the BSEN line to the VOUT pin at the device you will eliminate the benefit of its purpose and the trace resistance drop will not be compensated. Therefore, it is best to have the BSEN trace follow in parallel the VOUT trace and tie them together at the contact point of the battery terminal for the best result. The bottom of the SC801 package has a heat slug and this slug should be tied to a ground plane of the PCB through one large via or a series of smaller vias. If there is no ground plane, an area should be dedicated on the bottom of the PCB to act as a heat sink. The evaluation board has 1 square inch of copper and allows an output current of greater that 1A. The more copper tied to this slug the greater the output current available before thermal limitations dominate. The two pins that are labeled NC are not connected to the die. Therefore, tying these pins to the ground plane offers no aide in heat removal and has no electrical benefit.
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POWER MANAGEMENT Evaluation Board Schematic
J1 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
C O N 16 A P TP 1 +5 V I N 1 TP 2 GND 1
JP1 4.2V 1 D1 S D 12 TP 3 ISEN SE 1 2 1 JP4 BIAS 1 JP3 4.1V 2 2 1
JP2 2 A d jus t a b le V ou t R1 O PEN
+ C1 1 0 uF / 25 V
2
2
JP5 C H G R / LD O 1
JP6 EN ABLE / D ISABLE 1
TP 4 C3 0 . 1 uF U1 14 13 3 7 4 8 6 5 VC C NC VC C VPR GM IPR GM S TA T EN O VP I TE R M BSEN BIP VO U T GND VO U T NC CP S C 80 1 C4 2 . 2 uF JP8 1 R7 619 2 S C 80 1 / S C 8 01 M 12 2 10 9 1 16 15 11 D3 CP D4 F AU LT C2 O PEN 2 VO U T / VC H G 1 R2 JP7 O P E N L i-I on 1
TP 5 GND 1
R3 10K
R4 1M
R5 1 . 2 4K
R6 3 . 0 1K
D2 S D 05 D5 S TA TU S
MINIMUM PARTS REQUIREMENT WITHIN DOTTED LINE
Evaluation Board Gerber Plots
Top Gerber Bottom Gerber
Inner Gerber
Silk Screen Gerber
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POWER MANAGEMENT LDO Mode Timing Diagram
LDO Mode
6.5V 5V 6.3V
Vcc BIP
4.2V Low 4.2V
Vout
1ms 1ms 4ms
1ms 1ms ILIMIT
4ms ILIMIT
Iout
Precharge Limit
Soft Start 1ms
CP OVP Stat EN
High Z
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POWER MANAGEMENT Charge Mode Timing Diagram
Charge Mode
4.2V
Vcc BIP
4.2V 4.0V
Vout
2.8V 1ms precharge Icharge 4ms Soft Start Precharge Limit Termination Current End of Charge 1ms
4ms
Iout
1ms
1ms
CP OVP Stat EN
Monitor Mode
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POWER MANAGEMENT State Diagram
Vin > UVLO
Shutdown Mode Vout/Iout off CP,STAT,OVP Low
CP Output = High
En = High And TjOver Voltage, Under Voltage, or Over Temperature will force the SC801 into Shutdown Mode from any state.
Start Pre-Charge VOUT=CV Iout=280/Rterm Iou t > 1500/Rprog Yes LDO Current Limit VBAT>2.8V Yes
VBAT > 2.8V Yes Soft Start Fast Charge Mode
Iout=1500/Rprog
VOUT=CV Iou t = 1500/Rprog Yes Start CV Mode Yes VOUT=CV ? IOUT < ITERM Yes Monitor Mode STAT=Low Vout off
VBAT = CV-200mv Yes
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POWER MANAGEMENT Typical Characteristics
LDO Mode Bias Current vs Input Voltage
16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 4.3 4.5 4.7 4.9 5.1 5.3 5.5 5.7 5.9 6.1 6.3 6.5 6.7 6.9 Input Voltage (Volts)
Charge Mode Bias Current vs Input Voltage
2 Bias Current (mA) 1.75 1.5 1.25 1 4.3 4.7 5.1 5.5 5.9 6.3 6.7 Input Voltage (Volts)
Bias Current (mA)
Fast Charge Current vs IPRGM Resistance
Fast Charge Current (mA) 1400 1000 800 600 400 200 0 1.2 1.3 1.5 1.6 1.9 2.2 2.6 3.1 4.0 5.6 9.4 27.6 IPRGM Resistance (kohm )
Leakage Current (uA) 1 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0
Vout Leakage Current vs Temperature
1200
-40
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Temperature (Degrees C)
Output Voltage vsTemperature
4.21 Output Voltage (Volts) Output Voltage (Volts) 4.11
Output Voltage vs Temperature
4.2
4.1
4.19
ILOAD = 250mA ILOAD = 500mA
4.09
ILOAD = 250mA ILOAD = 500mA
4.18 -40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Temperature (Degrees C)
4.08 -40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Temperature (Degrees C)
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POWER MANAGEMENT Typical Characteristics
Dropout Voltage vs Output Current
Dropout Voltage (mV)
IPRGM Voltage (mV)
IPRGM Voltage vs Output Current
1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 0 200 400 600 800 1000 Output Current (mA)
650 550 450 350 250 150 50 10 210 410 610 810 1010 Output Current (mA)
RPRGM = 1.87K
Battery Charge Profile
4.5 Charge Voltage (Volts) 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 0:00 0:10 0:20 0:30 0:40 0:50 1:00 1:10 1:20 1:30 1:40 1:50 1 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0
Charge Current (Amps)
Vout Iout
Charge Time
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POWER MANAGEMENT Outline Drawing - MLP (16 pin)
Marking Information
Top Mark
yy = two-digit year of manufacture ww = two-digit week of manufacture
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POWER MANAGEMENT Land Pattern MLP-16 pin (Standard Lead)
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DIMENSIONS
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DIM C
INCHES 0.0880 0.0090 0.0085 0.0170 0.0290 0.1620
MM 2.2352 0.2286 0.2159 0.4318 0.7366 4.1148
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Z
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Z
Y Z
Land Pattern MLP-16 pin (Extended Lead)
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DIMENSIONS
-
DIM C E
INCHES 0.0880 0.0090 0.0085 0.0170 0.0390 0.1820
MM 2.2352 0.2286 0.2159 0.4318 0.9906 4.6228
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Z
S X
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Z
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Contact Information
Semtech Corporation Power Management Products Division 652 Mitchell Rd., Newbury Park, CA 91320 Phone: (805)498-2111 FAX (805)498-3804
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