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ACT2861 Datasheet(HTML) 32 Page - Qorvo, Inc |
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32 / 97 page ![]() Data Sheet Rev. F, April 2022 | Subject to change without notice 32 of 97 www.qorvo.com © 2020 Qorvo US, Inc. All rights reserved. Confidential ACT2861 30V Buck-Boost Charger with Integrated MOSFETs and OTG ® 9. Input VIN OV (30V) – If VIN is above VIN_OVP (30V), nIRQ is asserted. This is a level triggered event. This fault is detected in HIZ mode, Charge Mode, and OTG Mode. 10. VBAT Above VOTG_VBAT_OV (23.5V) - If VBAT is above VOTG_VBAT_OV (23.5V), nIRQ is asserted. This is a level triggered event. 1 must be written into nIRQ_CLEAR to deassert nIRQ. This fault is detected in HIZ mode, Charge Mode, and OTG Mode. Charge Mode nIRQ Conditions 1. Input Undervoltage - Any time VIN is below VIN_UVLO (3.9V) threshold, nIRQ is asserted. This is a level triggered event. VIN must be in the valid range and high AND 1 must be written into nIRQ_CLEAR to deassert nIRQ. 2. Fast Charge Safety Timer Expired – If the Low Battery Safety Timer expires or the Fast Charge Safety Timer expires during charge mode, nIRQ is asserted. This is level triggered event. The safety timers must be cleared AND 1 must be written into nIRQ_CLEAR to deassert nIRQ. The fault timers can be cleared via I2C or by exiting and re-entering Charge mode. 3. Charge Completed – When the IC’s Charge state machine moves from the FASTCHG state to the CHGFULL or CHGTERM states, nIRQ is asserted. This is an edge triggered event. 1 must be written into nIRQ_CLEAR to deassert nIRQ. Note that the state machine can stay in the CHGFULL or CHGTERM states without re- asserting nIRQ. 4. Battery Overvoltage - If the VBAT pin voltage exceeds the VBAT Overvoltage threshold VBA- TOVP during Charge mode, nIRQ is asserted. This is a level triggered function. The battery voltage must be below VBAT OVP AND a 1 must be written into nIRQ_CLEAR to deassert nIRQ. 5. Battery Temp Suspend – If the battery tem- perature measured by the TH pin exceeds the JEITA or Battery Temp registers settings for Hot or Cold and causes the Charging state ma- chine to move to a suspend mode, nIRQ is as- serted. This is an edge triggered event. A 1 must be written into nIRQ_CLEAR to deassert nIRQ. OTG Mode nIRQ Conditions 1. OTG Mode Battery Cutoff – If the VBAT pin voltage is below the VOTG_VBAT_CUTOFF threshold, nIRQ is asserted. This is a level triggered event. VBAT must be in the valid range AND 1 must be written into nIRQ_CLEAR to deassert nIRQ. 2. OTG Light Load Disable State - Any time the IC enters the OTG_LL_DIS state, nIRQ is as- serted. This is an edge triggered event. A 1 must be written into nIRQ_CLEAR to deassert nIRQ. The IC does not need to exit the OTG_LL_DIS state to de-assert nIRQ. 3. OTG Hiccup Mode / Vout Fault State - Any time the IC enters the OTG_HICCUP state, nIRQ is asserted. This is an edge triggered event. A 1 must be written into nIRQ_CLEAR to deassert nIRQ. 4. Battery Temperature – If the battery tempera- ture measured by the TH pin exceeds the JEITA or Battery Temp registers settings for Hot or Cold and causes the OTG state machine to move to the OTG_RST state, nIRQ is as- serted. This is an edge triggered event. A 1 must be written into nIRQ_CLEAR to deassert nIRQ. Die Thermal Regulation The ACT286x monitors the internal junction tempera- ture, TJ, to avoid overheating When TJ exceeds the maximum thermal regulation limit set by I2C bits TREG [1:0], the IC reduces the output current to lower the die temperature. This function works in both Charge mode and OTG mode. In Charge mode, the IC reduces the charging current. This has no effect other than to lengthen the charging time. In OTG mode, it reduces the output current limit value. If the load current is not re- duced, the OTG output voltage will drop and generate an OTG undervoltage fault. The maximum operating junction temperature is programmable to 80ºC, 100ºC, or 120ºC to allow the user to optimize their system ther- mal performance. This function can be disabled by set- ting TREG[1:0] = 00. When Thermal Regulation is active in Charge mode, the Low Battery Safety and Fast Charge Safety Timers both run at ½ speed to increase the overall safety timeout window. SHIP MODE The ACT2861 contain a SHIP MODE feature that re- duces battery current consumption to 1uA. This is espe- cially useful when a battery powered application is shipped to the store and sits on the shelf for long peri- ods of time. In SHIP MODE the IC turns off all functions except the SHIPM pin and the VIN voltage detection cir- cuitry. The IC state machine always starts in SHIP MODE state. There are two ways to exit SHIP MODE. |
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