The BQ24810 device is
a high-efficiency, synchronous buck multi-chemistry battery charger
supporting 1-, 2-, 3-, or 4-series Li+ cells, or other battery
chemistries up to 19.2V.
Through SMBus, a host microcontroller programs
charge current, charge voltage, input current limit and discharge
current limit with high regulation accuracies. Additionally, the
BQ24810 supports a two level input current limit (Peak Power mode)
to fully utilize the adapter capabilities and reduce battery
discharge. The BQ24810 provides adapter current (IADP), battery
discharge current (IDCHG), and system power (PMON) signals to the
host microcontroller and outputs the PROCHOT
signal to throttle back CPU speed when needed.
The BQ24810 supports hybrid power boost mode to
boost the battery voltage to supplement the adapter when system
power demand is temporarily higher than the adapter is able to
provide. When the adapter is not present, the BQ24810 supports
battery only boost mode to boost the battery voltage above the
minimum system operating voltage, providing more headroom to support
system transients.
The BQ24810 device is
a high-efficiency, synchronous buck multi-chemistry battery charger
supporting 1-, 2-, 3-, or 4-series Li+ cells, or other battery
chemistries up to 19.2V.
Through SMBus, a host microcontroller programs
charge current, charge voltage, input current limit and discharge
current limit with high regulation accuracies. Additionally, the
BQ24810 supports a two level input current limit (Peak Power mode)
to fully utilize the adapter capabilities and reduce battery
discharge. The BQ24810 provides adapter current (IADP), battery
discharge current (IDCHG), and system power (PMON) signals to the
host microcontroller and outputs the PROCHOT
signal to throttle back CPU speed when needed.
The BQ24810 supports hybrid power boost mode to
boost the battery voltage to supplement the adapter when system
power demand is temporarily higher than the adapter is able to
provide. When the adapter is not present, the BQ24810 supports
battery only boost mode to boost the battery voltage above the
minimum system operating voltage, providing more headroom to support
system transients.