Fortune Semiconductor FS3871 User Manual

FS3871 is a lithium battery charging management chip produced by Fortune Semiconductor Corp. It is suitable for charging single-cell or dual-cell lithium-ion and lithium-polymer batteries. The chip features dynamic compensation of battery pack internal resistance, optional battery temperature monitoring, automatic recharge, minimum current termination charging, etc.


Fortune Semiconductor FS3871 User Manual - cover page
Brand
Fortune
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
17
File format
PDF
File size
387 KB
Published
12 November, 2011
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
6BEE0173492BA3215E3E55D0AB3ADB32

About this manual

The FS3871 is a lithium‑battery charge‑management IC produced by Fortune Semiconductor. It supports single‑cell (4.2 V) and dual‑cell (8.4 V) Li‑Ion or Li‑Polymer batteries and provides constant‑voltage/constant‑current charging, dynamic internal‑resistance compensation, and optional temperature monitoring.

The manual details the chip’s pin functions, internal block diagram, typical application circuits, charging stages, temperature‑monitoring method, and includes schematics for several evaluation boards (one‑cell, two‑cell, three‑cell, Bluetooth‑power, etc.) to help designers integrate the device quickly. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Applications
  • Internal Structure and Package
  • Application Circuits
  • Features and Specifications
  • Charging Curve
  • Specific Application Description
  • Evaluation Board Schematics
  • Package Dimensions

Specifications

Supported battery voltageSingle‑cell 4.2 V, Dual‑cell 8.4 V
Pre‑charge current≈ 0.1 × constant‑current charge current (Ireg)
Charging current programmingSet by resistor Rsns on SNS pin

Frequently asked questions

What battery voltage range does the FS3871 support?

It can charge single‑cell (4.2 V) or dual‑cell (8.4 V) Li‑Ion and Li‑Polymer batteries.

How is the charging current set on the FS3871?

The charging current is programmed by connecting a resistor (Rsns) to the SNS pin.

How does the FS3871 monitor battery temperature?

Temperature is sensed via the TS pin and an external thermistor network; charging stops if the temperature is outside the defined range.

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