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Battery Chargers, Battery Fuel Gauges, Lithium Battery Protection, and Battery Authentication

Use the links below to find a variety of products that support your battery management needs. Select a desired target application, battery chemistry, and cell count to find a device to match your design requirements.
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| Battery Chemistry | Battery Charge Management | Battery Fuel Gauges | Lithium Battery Protection | Battery Authentication |
| NiCd, NiMH | Multiple Cells bq2002 bq2004 bq24400 | Multiple Cells bq2014H bq2016 | bq26150 | |
| Li-Ion, Lithium Polymer | 1 Cell bq24030 bq24060 bq24100 2 Cells bq24103 3 Cells bq24105 Multiple Cells (3-4) bq24721 | 1 Cell bq27010 Multiple Cells (2-4) bq20z70 bq20z90 | 1 Cell UCC3952 2 Cells UCC3911 Multiple Cells (2-4) bq29312A bq29412 | bq26150 |
| Lead Acid | Multiple Cells bq2031 | Multiple Cells bq2013H | bq26150 | |
| Multiple Chemistries | Multiple Cells bq2000 bq24703 | Multiple Cells bq2060A | bq26150 | |
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Dynamic Power Path Management (DPPM) Found in the bqTINY-III, Dynamic Power Path Management (DPPM) powers the system while independently charging the battery. It also reduces the charging current for excessive loads. |
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Single-Chip Charger and DC/DC Converter The integration found in the bq25010 combines a battery charger with a low-power, efficient, synchronous DC/DC converter. The chip supports space-limited, Li-Ion powered portable applications, such as Bluetooth headsets & MP3 players. |
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Impedance Track The bq20z70 and bq20z90 battery fuel gauges feature Impedance Track which calculates the remaining run-time to within 1% error for the entire life of the battery. Impedance Track enables longer run times by allowing the system to use all the capacity of the battery without experiencing an unexpected low voltage condition and subsequent system shutdown. |
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System Peripheral Authentication Authentication techniques in the bq26150, enable the validation of batteries and peripherals, assuring they meet OEM requirements. An encryption transform and a secure device ID are used to generate a unique response to a random challenge from the host system to the peripheral. The host system compares the response to the expected result, enabling authentication. |
To facilitate product selection, please visit our System Block Diagram website which features system diagrams such as the following:
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| Battery Power Management | Digital Still Camera | PDAs | |
| Bluetooth Headset | Fingerprint Biometrics | Portable Blood Gas Analyzer | |
| Cell Phones | MP3 Portable Audio Player | Wireless IP Phones | |