The BQ62809 is a 9-channel current converter that enables charge redistribution for
Active Cell Balancing (ACB) within a battery pack/module. The balancing current and
cell input range support a wide array of battery chemistries and the control
topology supports flexible configuration of charge redistribution over an industry
standard stackable communication bus. Integrated protection features support fault
detection at multiple levels to protect the battery cell, device channel, and
digital communication bus.
Each BQ62809 can support up to 9 series battery cells and can connect in series
to support configurations up to 36 series cells. The architecture supports multiple
charge re-distribution schemes that allows energy to transfer between multiple cells
simultaneously. Charge can be transferred between stacked BQ62809 devices and support for concurrent, independent, and simultaneous
charge transfer between multiple groups of cells. Independent device and channel
reporting allow for reporting of integrated current monitors as well as device
status bits.
The device offers a low component
count requiring one inductor and two bulk capacitors per channel. The topology
allows for standard off-the-shelf components allowing for a dense layout.
Integrated fault protection features
include overvoltage, undervoltage, openwire, shortcircuit, overcurrent, thermal
regulation and thermal protection of both the battery cells and device channels.
When a fault condition is reported, the device has a dedicated pin for FAULT
reporting between stacked devices to enable a prompt shutdown of any active
balancing conditions.
The BQ62809VDXR is available in a
36-pin 4.50mm × 6.00mm WQFN package
The BQ62809 is a 9-channel current converter that enables charge redistribution for
Active Cell Balancing (ACB) within a battery pack/module. The balancing current and
cell input range support a wide array of battery chemistries and the control
topology supports flexible configuration of charge redistribution over an industry
standard stackable communication bus. Integrated protection features support fault
detection at multiple levels to protect the battery cell, device channel, and
digital communication bus.
Each BQ62809 can support up to 9 series battery cells and can connect in series
to support configurations up to 36 series cells. The architecture supports multiple
charge re-distribution schemes that allows energy to transfer between multiple cells
simultaneously. Charge can be transferred between stacked BQ62809 devices and support for concurrent, independent, and simultaneous
charge transfer between multiple groups of cells. Independent device and channel
reporting allow for reporting of integrated current monitors as well as device
status bits.
The device offers a low component
count requiring one inductor and two bulk capacitors per channel. The topology
allows for standard off-the-shelf components allowing for a dense layout.
Integrated fault protection features
include overvoltage, undervoltage, openwire, shortcircuit, overcurrent, thermal
regulation and thermal protection of both the battery cells and device channels.
When a fault condition is reported, the device has a dedicated pin for FAULT
reporting between stacked devices to enable a prompt shutdown of any active
balancing conditions.
The BQ62809VDXR is available in a
36-pin 4.50mm × 6.00mm WQFN package