SLUAAJ8 January   2023 BQ25180

 

  1.   Abstract
  2.   Trademarks
  3. 1Temperature Sensing
    1. 1.1 Temperature Sensing and JEITA Standard
    2. 1.2 Current Driven TS Function
    3. 1.3 Calculating RS and RP
  4. 2BQ25180 and NTC Monitoring Calculator
  5. 3Example of TS Circuit Design
  6. 4References

Current Driven TS Function

The operation and configurability of the TS function varies from charger to charger. The BQ25180’s TS function is implemented as a current driven TS sensing. This means that a fixed current source biases an external resistor network placed at the TS pin with ITS_BIAS. The NTC’s temperature dependent resistance correlates the resistance, and therefore voltage, at the TS pin with the battery pack temperature. This voltage is then compared with a series of reference voltages to determine the temperature range within which the battery pack is operating. Although these reference voltages are tuned to work with NTC thermistors with a specific Beta (β) and calibrated impedance, additional resistors can be placed to allow the use of NTCs with different β values and calibrated impedance with minimal error. The TS application is described in Figure 1-2.

Figure 1-2 Typical Current Driven TS Application