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主要特征
- User Programmable Using an External EEPROM
- Accurate Fuel Gauge Uses V-to-F Method
- < 1µV Input Offset Voltage
- No External Calibration Required
- Eliminates Separate Primary Protection IC
- 50mV Accurate Individual Cell Voltage
- Measurements
- Built in Protection MOSFET Gate Drivers
- Over Charge & Discharge Current Protection
- Fully Integrated LDO (VIN = 4V to 28V)
- 8-bit RISC Microcontroller Core
- On-board 1.5K ROM & 0.5K Program RAM
- 144 Bytes Data Memory
- Fast Start-up 3.5MHz Instruction Oscillator
- Watch Dog Timer
- Hardware SMBus with Master Capability
- GPIO Port and High Voltage LED Drivers
- Typical Operating Currents < 200µA Achievable
- Typical Shutdown Current of 1nA
应用/用途
- 数据采集
- 专用电池组
- 远端数据记录
- SMBus™电池组
描述
The MAX1780 Advanced Battery Pack Controller is a smart battery pack supervisor that integrates a User programmable Microcontroller Core, Coulomb-Counter-based Fuel Gauge, a multi-channel Data Acquisition Unit, a high-speed SPI Interface, and a Master/Slave SMBus Interface. The 8-bit, RISC, Microcontroller core is user programmable, and provides battery pack designers with complete flexibility in developing fuel gauging and control algorithms. The Data Acquisition Unit can measure individual cell voltages to within 50mV, total battery stack voltage (up to 20.48V), and chip internal/external temperature.
The user adjustable overcurrent comparators, along with individual cell voltage measurements, allow the MAX1780 to eliminate a separate primary pack protection IC. The MAX1780 can be directly connected to 2 to 4 series Lithium Ion cells, and supplies itself through a fully integrated 3.4V lowdrop out linear regulator.
The user adjustable overcurrent comparators, along with individual cell voltage measurements, allow the MAX1780 to eliminate a separate primary pack protection IC. The MAX1780 can be directly connected to 2 to 4 series Lithium Ion cells, and supplies itself through a fully integrated 3.4V lowdrop out linear regulator.
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数据资料 | 高级智能电池组控制器 | Mar 05, 2003 |