Power path
A valid adapter supplies the system output. The battery path can supplement the output or supply it when the adapter is removed.
Single-cell linear chargers with a separate system output and battery disconnect control. Select the exact part to see its temperature-sensing network.
A 4.2 V single-cell linear charger with a separate system output and battery disconnect control. The T suffix uses input-ratiometric voltage thresholds at TS.
Input current-limit mode bit. High with EN1 low selects the resistor-programmed current limit.
| Pin | Signal | Direction | Function |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TS Input | Input | Ratiometric temperature-voltage input. Use the divider network shown in Figure 18. |
| 2 | BAT Bidirectional | Bidirectional | Battery charge output and voltage sense. Join both BAT pins and bypass to VSS. |
| 3 | BAT Bidirectional | Bidirectional | Battery charge output and voltage sense. Join both BAT pins and bypass to VSS. |
| 4 | CE Input | Input | Active-low charge enable. High disables charging while retaining the input-to-system path. |
| 5 | EN2 Input | Input | Input current-limit mode bit. High with EN1 low selects the resistor-programmed current limit. |
| 6 | EN1 Input | Input | Input current-limit mode bit. High with EN2 low selects the nominal 500 mA USB mode. |
| 7 | PGOOD Output | Output | Open-drain output that pulls low for a valid input supply. |
| 8 | VSS Return | Return | Supply return. Connect this lead and the thermal pad to ground. |
| 9 | CHG Output | Output | Open-drain first-cycle charge status. A safety-timer fault makes it pulse. |
| 10 | OUT Output | Output | System rail. Join both OUT pins and bypass to VSS. |
| 11 | OUT Output | Output | System rail. Join both OUT pins and bypass to VSS. |
| 12 | ILIM Current-setting node | Current-setting node | External resistor to VSS sets the adapter-mode input current limit. |
| 13 | IN Supply | Supply | External DC input. Fit the input bypass close to this pin. |
| 14 | TMR Input | Input | Programs the charge safety timers. An open pin selects the default timing. |
| 15 | SYSOFF Input | Input | Drive high to disconnect the battery from the system rail and disable battery charging. Drive low for normal operation. |
| 16 | ISET Current-setting node | Current-setting node | External resistor to VSS sets the fast-charge current. |
| 17 | EP Thermal pad | Thermal pad | Solder the exposed pad to the board ground. Connect the VSS lead to the same ground. |
A valid adapter supplies the system output. The battery path can supplement the output or supply it when the adapter is removed.
Charge current, input limit, thermistor and timer settings govern the battery charging cycle.
Read the open-drain outputs with separate pull-up resistors.
| Parameter | Limit | Conditions and source |
|---|---|---|
| Input operating voltage4.35–6.4 V | 4.35–6.4 V | Recommended operating range. Absolute input withstand and overvoltage shutdown are separate. Texas Instruments SLUS937C, Recommended Operating Conditions |
| Battery regulation4.2 V nominal | 4.2 V nominal | Single-cell charging. Texas Instruments SLUS937C, Electrical Characteristics |
| System output regulation5.5 V nominal | 5.5 V nominal | When IN has enough voltage headroom and input current. The battery-only rail follows BAT less the path drop. Texas Instruments SLUS937C, Electrical Characteristics |
| Fast-charge current range300 mA–1.5 A | 300 mA–1.5 A | The input-current limit, system load and temperature may reduce actual current. Texas Instruments SLUS937C, Electrical Characteristics |
BQ24075 and BQ24075T share the RGT VQFN-16 contact arrangement. Select the exact model before using the TS connection example. The initial view shows BQ24075.