Texas Instruments bq24201 Datasheet

This document is a typical application description of the bq2420x series, which details the product's features and characteristics.


Texas Instruments bq24201 Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Texas Instruments
Category
Power Management
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
18
File format
PDF
File size
511 KB
Published
09 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
BQ24201
MD5 checksum
F94E8CD787468BF7260541895C23D876

About this manual

The bq24201 is a single‑chip charge management IC designed for low‑dropout charging of single‑cell Li‑ion or Li‑Pol batteries. It integrates a PowerFET, high‑accuracy voltage regulation, temperature monitoring, charge status output, and safety timers in an 8‑pin MSOP package.

Key features include a 500 mA integrated PowerFET, 0.5 % voltage regulation accuracy, battery insertion detection, pre‑charge conditioning, and a STAT pin that indicates charge‑in‑progress, charge‑complete, and fault conditions. The device operates from a current‑limited wall supply and provides optional temperature monitoring via the TS pin.

What's inside

  • FEATURES
  • DESCRIPTION
  • AVAILABLE OPTIONS
  • TERMINAL FUNCTIONS
  • ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
  • RECOMMENDED OPERATING CONDITIONS
  • TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS
  • APPLICATION INFORMATION
  • LAND PATTERN
  • IMPORTANT NOTICE

Specifications

Integrated PowerFET current rating500 mA
Voltage regulation accuracy0.5 %
Supply voltage range (VCC)0 V to 16.5 V
Maximum output current500 mA
Low‑voltage threshold (typical)2.8 V

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum charge current the bq24201 can deliver?

The device includes an integrated PowerFET rated for a maximum charge current of 500 mA.

How does the bq24201 monitor battery temperature?

Temperature is sensed on the TS pin using an external thermistor; the voltage on TS is compared to internal thresholds to enable or suspend charging.

What does the STAT pin indicate?

STAT provides a high‑impedance output that indicates charge‑in‑progress, charge‑complete, or fault conditions, and can drive an LED or a microcontroller.

What is the recommended supply voltage for normal operation?

The recommended supply voltage (VCC) is 13.5 V to 16.5 V, with a minimum of 13.5 V for proper regulation.

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