MP2639B - 1S Cell Li-ion or Li-polymer Switching Charger

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MP2639B 1S Cell Li-ion or Li-polymer Switching Charger by MPS - Datasheet Preview — Datasheet preview – MP2639B

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Part number	MP2639B
Manufacturer	MPS
File Size	734.33 KB
Description	1S Cell Li-ion or Li-polymer Switching Charger
Datasheet	MP2639B Datasheet
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Description

The MP2639B is a highly integrated, flexible switch-mode battery charging management device for a single-cell Li-ion and Li-Polymer battery used in a wide range of portable applications.

Features

include charge termination and autorecharge. When the input is absent, the MP2639B can provide a wide boost voltage to IN by adjusting the feedback voltage at FB. When working with the PD controller, the MP2639B can support a USB PD standard output voltage level. To guarantee safe operation, the MP2639B limits the die temperature to a preset value of 120ºC. Other safety features include input overvoltage protection, battery over-voltage protection, thermal shutdown, battery temperature monitorin.

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Published: Jan 5, 2024 |