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HPM10 - Power Management IC

Description

Symbol Conditions Min Typ Max Units Screened OVERALL OPERATING CONDITIONS Analog DC supply VDDP DC Supply from charger 4.8 5.2 V (Note 3) n Digital IO supply VDDIO DVREG VDDP V OTP supply for Burning Supply voltage Analog ground VDD_OTP VBAT VSSA During burn Li

Features

  • Supports Multiple Battery Types: Can charge and manage the power of multiple battery chemistries, including rechargeable Li.
  • ion and AgZn batteries. Ni.
  • MH batteries and disposable Zn.
  • Air batteries can be detected as well. An automatic chemistry detection system recognizes the battery type. Flexibility to Support Multiple Battery Sizes: The charging parameters should be updated depending on the battery size. Parameters corresponding to one battery size can be stored in an.

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Part number HPM10
Manufacturer onsemi
File Size 144.54 KB
Description Power Management IC
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HPM10 Power Management IC for Hearing Aids Introduction HPM10 is a Power Management IC (PMIC) that provides a high−performance solution for rechargeable batteries in hearing aids and hearing implant devices. Responsible for generating the voltage needed by the hearing aid, it manages the charging algorithms such that the battery autonomy and the number of charging cycles are optimized. The rechargeable chemistries supported include silver−zinc (AgZn), and lithium−ion (Li−Ion). HPM10 also detects zinc−air (Zn−Air) and nickel−metal hydride (Ni−MH) batteries but doesn’t charge them. HPM10 includes a Charger Communication Interface (CCIF) to inform the hearing aid charger about the charging progress.
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