ABLIC S-82Y1C Battery Protection ICs
ABLIC S-82Y1C Battery Protection ICs are designed for lithium-ion and polymer rechargeable batteries. The ABLIC S-82Y1C ICs feature high-accuracy voltage detection and delay circuits, making them ideal for protecting 1-cell battery packs from overcharge, over-discharge, and overcurrent conditions. An external overcurrent detection resistor allows the IC to deliver precise overcurrent protection with minimal temperature influence.Features
- High-accuracy voltage detection circuit
- 3.500V to 4.800V overcharge detection voltage (5mV step) with ±10mV accuracy
- 3.100V to 4.800V overcharge release voltage with ±50mV accuracy
- 2.000V to 3.000V over-discharge detection voltage (10mV step) with ±50mV accuracy
- 2.000V to 3.400V over-discharge release voltage with ±75mV accuracy
- 3mV to 50mV discharge overcurrent 1 detection voltage (0.25mV step) with ±0.5 mV accuracy
- 6mV to 100mV discharge overcurrent 2 detection voltage (0.5mV step) with v±1.5mV accuracy
- 15mV to 100mV load short-circuiting detection voltage (1mV step) with ±3.0mV accuracy
- -50mV to -3mV charge overcurrent detection voltage (0.25mV step) with ±0.5mV accuracy
- Detection delay times are generated only by an internal circuit (external capacitors are unnecessary)
- Discharge overcurrent control function
- Release condition of discharge overcurrent status load disconnection
- Release voltage of discharge overcurrent status discharge overcurrent release voltage (VRIOV) = VDD × 0.8 (typical)
- Enabled, inhibited 0V battery charge
- Available, unavailable power-down function
- VM pin and CO pin absolute maximum rating 28V high-withstand voltage
- Wide -40°C to +85°C operation temperature range Ta
- Low current consumption
- 2.0μA typical, 4.0μA maximum (Ta = +25°C) during operation
- 50nA maximum (Ta = +25°C) during power-down
- 0.5μA maximum (Ta = +25°C) during over-discharge
- Lead-free (Sn 100%), halogen-free
Applications
- Lithium-ion rechargeable battery pack
- Lithium polymer rechargeable battery pack
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Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2024-07-22
| Aktualisiert: 2024-07-29
