User guide for the Microchip MCP73871 evaluation board, covering overview, installation, operation, schematics and parts list.
About this manual
The guide introduces the MCP73871 evaluation board, a development platform that demonstrates the MCP73871 linear Li‑Ion/Li‑Polymer charge controller with system load‑sharing. It explains the board’s purpose, the components included in the kit, and how it can be used to accelerate product design.
The document is organized into a product overview, installation and operation instructions, electrical schematics and layout drawings, a bill of materials, and a list of global sales and service locations. It also provides safety notices and references to related Microchip documentation. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Foreword
- Product Overview
- Installation and Operation
- Electrical Schematic and Layout
- Bill of Materials (BOM)
- Global Sales and Service Locations
Specifications
| Default charging voltage | 4.2 V (options 4.1 V, 4.35 V, 4.4 V) |
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| Maximum total output current | ≥ 1.5 A |
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| Fast‑charge current limit | 1 A (set by RPROG1) |
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| Charge termination current | 100 mA (set by RPROG3) |
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| Low‑battery (LBO) threshold | 3.1 V |
Frequently asked questions
What charging voltage does the MCP73871 evaluation board use by default?
The board is set to a default charging voltage of 4.2 V, with alternative options of 4.1 V, 4.35 V, and 4.4 V.
How much total current can the evaluation board supply to the load and battery?
The board can supply at least 1.5 A of total current to the system load and the single‑cell battery.
What voltage triggers the low‑battery (LBO) indicator?
The LBO LED turns on when the battery voltage falls below the preset threshold of 3.1 V.