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MP2632 Datasheet(PDF) 31 Page - Monolithic Power Systems

Part # MP2632
Description  All-in-One, 3A Battery Charger with 3A Boost Current
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Manufacturer  MPS [Monolithic Power Systems]
Direct Link  http://www.monolithicpower.com
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MP2632
– ALL-IN-ONE, 3A SW CHARGER, 3A BOOST
MP2632 Rev.1.0
www.MonolithicPower.com
31
6/24/2016
MPS Proprietary Information. Patent Protected. Unauthorized Photocopy and Duplication Prohibited.
© 2016 MPS. All Rights Reserved.
Automatic On when Load is Applied
The boost turns on automatically when PB is
pulled from high to low for more than 1.5ms, or
when the load is plugged in to USB2 using the
PB control.
To detect the USB load plug-in, the RC network
is connected to the USB port shield floating in the
PCB. Once the USB load is inserted, the USB
connector shield is grounded through the USB
load. A short pulse (high to low for more than
1.5ms) is generated in PB, resulting in the start of
boost.
An RC network can also be connected in VBUS of
the USB output port. During load insertion, the
load input cap generates a high-to-low pulse for
more than 1.5ms to start the boost (see Figure
15). The circuit in the dash frame is the automatic
load detection circuit. M2 is used to decouple the
USB port from the VSYS cap (C2, CSYS), and M1 is
used to drive M2.
Once a phone is plugged in, the voltage at CUSB is
pulled down because the input cap inside the
phone is far larger than CUSB, so the falling edge
is delivered to PB to enable boost automatically.
M3 is used to cut off PB to and from the USB port
when boost is turned on. The PB state is not
affected by the spec of the inserted load of the
USB port. Choose M3 with a low turn-on
threshold (-0.7V is recommended) which can
ensure that it is fully on when the load is inserted
and that its on resistance does not cause too
much of a voltage drop.
4-LED Driver for Voltage-Based Fuel
Gauge
The IC provides 4-LED drivers for a voltage-
based fuel gauge. The driver is connected to an
internal open-drain FET. The 4-LED indication
values are shown in Table 4.
The LED threshold can be programmed using a
fuse. Each threshold can be adjusted from
150mV to 200mV with 50mV steps from their
default value.
The LED threshold is also adjusted automatically
based
on the
VBAT_REG setting. The VOREG
difference is considered to be offset for LED
thresholds.
During the voltage measurement, the battery
impedance (50m
Ω) should be compensated
based on the battery current to get a precise
battery voltage for fuel gauge indication.
Indication for Fault Flag in Boost Mode
To minimize the power consumption of the
battery, the indication is active once PB is short-
pushed in normal discharge operation, and turns
off after five seconds automatically.
Table 4: Indication at Discharge Mode
Operation status
LED1 to LED4 state
Normal discharging
Depending on the battery
voltage, LEDx is turned off.
(refer to Fuel Gauge
Indication section)
NTC fault
LED1 to LED4 are all blinking
at 1Hz
t0
(1
st Push)
t1
(2
nd Push)
t2
(3
rd Push)
t3
(4
th Push)
2.5s
PB
Boost EN
Off
On
Off
2.5s
TMR
2.5s
2.5s
1.5ms
2.5s
On
1.5ms
2.5s
Figure 15: PB Action Profile



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