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PT6105 - Multi-cell Battery Management Front End

General Description

The PT6105 is a highly integrated, digitally programmable, charging/discharging management IC for 3 to 7 serially connected Li-Ion or LiFePO4, batteries used in portable electrical tools or other multi-cell battery powered systems.

Key Features

  • customers to achieve flexible and optimal multi-cell Li-ion/LiFePO4 battery charging/discharging progress control and safety protection. The package is QFN-24. PIN.

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Part number PT6105
Manufacturer Powtech
File Size 281.83 KB
Description Multi-cell Battery Management Front End
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PT6105 Multi-cell Battery Management Front End with I2C Interface GENERAL DESCRIPTION The PT6105 is a highly integrated, digitally programmable, charging/discharging management IC for 3 to 7 serially connected Li-Ion or LiFePO4, batteries used in portable electrical tools or other multi-cell battery powered systems. It contains a multi-channel 10-bit ADC digitizing battery voltages, environment temperature, and battery discharge current. The converted data is transferred to MCU via I2C interface and is used for battery balancing and safety protections against battery over-voltage, under-voltage, discharging over current, and over temperature. The integrated battery balance circuitry could deliver a programmable shunt current as high as 200mA without the need of external transistors.