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LTC4100 Datasheet(HTML) 17 Page - Linear Technology |
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17 / 30 page ![]() LTC4100 17 4100fb OPERATION 9. There is insufficient DCIN voltage to charge the battery. The LTC4100 will resume wake-up charging when there is sufficient DCIN voltage to charge the battery. This condition will not reset the TTIMEOUT timer. Controlled Charging Algorithm Overview The following conditions must be met in order to allow controlled charging to start on the LTC4100: 1. The ChargingVoltage() AND ChargingCurrent() function must be written to non-zero values. 2. The SafetySignal must be RES_COLD, RES_IDEAL, or RES_UR. 3. AC must be present. This is qualified by DCDIV > VACP. The following conditions will stop the controlled charging algorithm and will cause the battery charger controller to stop charging: 1. TheChargingCurrent()ANDChargingVoltage()functions have not been written for TTIMEOUT. 2. The SafetySignal is registering RES_OR. 3. The SafetySignal is registering RES_HOT. 4. The AC power is no longer present. (DCDIV < VACP) 5. ALARM_INHIBITED is set in the ChargerStatus() function. 6. INHIBIT_CHARGE is set in the ChargerMode() function. Clearing INHIBIT_CHARGE will cause the LTC4100 to resume charging using the previous ChargingVoltage() AND ChargingCurrent() function values. 7. RESET_TO_ZERO is set in the ChargerMode() function. 8. CHGEN pin is pulled low by an external device. The LTC4100 will resume charging using the previous ChargingVoltage() AND ChargingCurrent() function values, if the CHGEN pin is released by the external device. 9. Insufficient DCIN voltage to charge the battery. The LTC4100 will resume charging using the previous ChargingVoltage() AND ChargingCurrent() function values, when there is sufficient DCIN voltage to charge the battery. 10. Writing a zero value to ChargingVoltage() function. 11. Writing a zero value to ChargingCurrent() function. The SafetySignal Decoder Block This block measures the resistance of the SafetySignal and features high noise immunity at critical trip points. The low power standby mode supports only battery presence SMB charger reporting requirements when AC is not present. The SafetySignal decoder is shown in Figure 4. The value of RTHA is 1.13k and RTHB is 54.9k. Figure 4. SafetySignal Decoder Block RTHA 1.13k RSafetySignal RTHB 54.9k VDD VDD 4100 F04 THA_SELB THB_SELB RES_OR RES_COLD RES_H0T RES_UR LATCH SafetySignal CONTROL MUX REF HI_REF LO_REF TH_HI TH_LO THA THB CSS 16 15 Figure 5. Simplified VLIM Circuit Concept (ILIM is Similar) VLIM 12.5k 25k 33k 25k 25k 12.5k RVLIM VDD VLIM [3:0] 4100 F05 AC_PRESENT 4 ENCODER 14 |
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