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BQ24075TRGTR

TIBQ24075TRGTR

Texas Instruments
Charger IC Lithium Ion 16-VQFN (3x3)
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Overview

The BQ24075TRGTR is a highly integrated Li-Ion linear charger and system power path management IC designed for space-constrained portable applications. It features a dynamic power path management (DPPM) architecture that allows the system to be powered while simultaneously and independently charging the battery. This ensures that the system can turn on instantly even with a deeply discharged or missing battery pack.

Why Choose This Part

The device offers a high input voltage rating of 28V with integrated over-voltage protection, safeguarding against faulty power supplies. Its DPPM technology prioritizes the system load and reduces charge current when the input source is limited, preventing system crashes. Additionally, it supports up to 1.5A charge current in a compact 3 mm x 3 mm VQFN package, optimizing board space.

Applications

Handheld Portable Devices
Ideal for smartphones, PDAs, and portable media players requiring efficient USB-based charging and system power management.
USB Peripheral Charging
Used in devices that pull power from USB ports, utilizing its 100 mA and 500 mA selectable limits to ensure USB-IF compliance.
Industrial Handhelds
Suitable for rugged portable terminals that require robust 28V input rating protection against unregulated wall adapters.

Key Specifications

Interface USB
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Package / Case 16-VFQFN Exposed Pad
Number of Cells 1
Fault Protection Over Temperature, Over Voltage, Reverse Current, Short Circuit
Battery Chemistry Lithium Ion
Current - Charging Constant - Programmable
Battery Pack Voltage 4.2V
Charge Current - Max 1.5A
Operating Temperature 0degC ~ 125degC (TJ)
Programmable Features Current, Timer
Voltage - Supply (Max) 6.4V
Supplier Device Package 16-VQFN (3x3)

Getting Started

To evaluate this IC, utilize the BQ24075EVM evaluation module which provides a complete reference circuit. When designing your PCB, ensure the thermal pad is properly soldered to a ground plane to manage heat dissipation during 1.5A charging. Program the charge current and input current limits using external resistors on the ISET and ILIM pins respectively.

Also Consider

MCP73833 MCHPMicrochip Technology - A simpler linear Li-Ion charger for applications that do not require complex dynamic power path management.