Texas Instruments BQ24210 / BQ24650 Solar Charger Evaluation Modules
Texas Instruments BQ24210EVM-678 and BQ24650EVM-639 are evaluation modules for battery chargers for solar power. The TI BQ24650EVM-639 evaluation module lets users demonstrate the BQ24650 synchronous switch-mode battery charge controller for solar power. The BQ24650 provides input voltage regulation that reduces the charge current when the input voltage falls below a programmed level. When the input is powered by a solar panel, the input regulation loop maintains the panel at maximum power output. The TI BQ24210EVM-678 evaluation module assists users in evaluating the BQ2410 solar charger. The BQ24210 features an input voltage regulation loop with a programmable input voltage regulation threshold, making it suitable for charging from alternate power sources, such as solar panels or inductive charging pads.Features
- BQ24650EVM
- Maximum power point tracking (MPPT) capability by input voltage regulation
- Programmable MPPT setting
- 5V to 28V input solar panel
- 600kHz NMOS-NMOS synchronous buck controller
- Resistor programmable float voltage
- Accommodates Li-Ion/polymer, LiFePO4, lead-acid chemistries
- Accuracy: ±0.5% charge voltage regulation, ±3% charge current regulation, ±0.6% input voltage regulation
- Internal Loop compensation, internal digital soft-start
- Input overvoltage protection, battery temperature sensing
- Battery-absent detection, thermal shutdown
- Charge status outputs for LED or host processor
- Charge enable on MPPSET pin
- BQ24210EVM
- Evaluation module for bq24210
- 800mA, single-input, single-cell Li-Ion battery solar charger with power path
- Resistor-programmable setting for charge current and input voltage dynamic power management
- LED indication for status
- Test points for key signals available for testing purpose
- Easy probe hook-up
- Jumpers available, easy-to-change setting
Applications
- BQ24650
- Solar-powered applications
- Remote monitoring stations
- Portable handheld instruments
- 12V to 24V automotive systems
- Current-limited power source
- BQ24210
- Auxilary solar chargers
- Smartphones
- PDAs
- MP3 players
- Low-power handheld devices
Pubblicato: 2011-03-07
| Aggiornato: 2022-03-11
