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BQ51013B

TIBQ51013B

MPN: BQ51013BRHLR
Texas Instruments
Wireless Power Receiver PMIC 20-VQFN (3.5x4.5)
NRND9,126 in stock

Overview

The BQ51013B is a highly integrated, advanced receiver IC for wireless power transfer, compliant with the WPC v1.2 Qi standard. It operates as an AC-to-DC power converter, integrating a full synchronous rectifier, low-dropout regulator, and digital control logic to manage the wireless power communication protocol. This device is designed to provide a regulated 5V output at up to 1.5A from a wireless receiver coil.

Why Choose This Part

The IC provides 93 percent peak efficiency and integrates all necessary functions between the receiver coil and the output, minimizing external component count. It features dynamic rectifier control for improved load transient response and Foreign Object Detection (FOD) for safety. The wide 4V to 10V supply range and 20V input tolerance protect the system during power spikes or alignment shifts.

Applications

Smartphone Accessories
Integration into wireless charging sleeves, cases, and specialized battery packs to enable Qi charging.
Portable Industrial Devices
Sealed handheld scanners and instruments that require charging without exposed electrical contacts.
Consumer Wearables
Compact medical and lifestyle devices where space is limited and a single-chip receiver solution is required.

Key Specifications

Applications Wireless Power Receiver
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Package / Case 20-VFQFN Exposed Pad
Current - Supply 1.5A
Voltage - Supply 4V ~ 10V
Operating Temperature 0degC ~ 125degC (TJ)
Supplier Device Package 20-VQFN (3.5x4.5)

Getting Started

Designers should begin with the BQ51013BEVM-764 evaluation module to test coil alignment and thermal performance. Ensure the resonant circuit components are tuned precisely to the Qi frequency specification using high-Q COG/NP0 capacitors. Refer to Texas Instruments' web-based tools for calculating the Foreign Object Detection (FOD) calibration parameters required for WPC compliance.

Also Consider

LTC4120 Analog Devices - Suitable for non-Qi proprietary wireless charging applications requiring constant-current/constant-voltage charging.