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22 / 56 page ![]() AXP223 PMIC Optimized For Multi-Core High-Performance System AXP223 Datasheet Revision 1.1 Copyright © 2013 X-Powers Limited. All Rights Reserved. PAGE 22 9.3.4. Charge Process If the battery voltage is lower than 3.0V, the charger will automatically enter the pre-charge mode, with charge current be 1/10 of the preset value. If the battery voltage is still below 3.0V 40 minutes later (adjustable, see “REG34H”), charger will automatically enter the battery activate mode. Refer to “Battery Activate Mode” section for details. When the battery voltage reaches the VTRGT, the charger will switch from the constant current mode to constant voltage mode, and the charge current will fall When the charge current is lower than 10% or 15% (adjustable, see register “REG33H”) of the preset value, a charge cycle ends, and AXP223 will release IRQ13 while the CHGLED pin will stop indicating the charging state. When the battery voltage is below V RCH again, the automatic charge will restart, and IRQ12 will be released. 9.3.5. Battery Activate Mode At the entering the battery activate mode from either pre-charge mode or constant current mod(the timer expires), AXP223 will release IRQ10 in both cases to indicate that the battery may be damaged. In battery activate mode, the charger always inputs relatively low current to batteries. AXP223 will exit activate mode and release IRQ11 only if the battery voltage has reached V RCH . AXP223 will indicate whether the charger is in battery activate mode or not in register REG01H. 9.3.6. CHGLED CHGLED pin is used to indicate charge state and warning. CHGLED is NMOS Open Drain output, so a LED can be directly driven by a current-limit resistor to show the four states. The following table has displayed its two operation modes Type A Status Performance Remark Charging Low Level Not Charging High Resistance Battery Abnormal 25% duty 1Hz flicker The charger enters the battery activate mode, or the battery temperature is too high/low. Over-Voltage 25% duty 4Hz flicker External voltage input is too high Type B Status Performance Remark Charging 25% duty 1Hz flicker Not Charging High Resistance Battery Abnormal Over-Voltage 25% duty 1Hz flicker The charger enters the battery activate mode, or the battery temperature is too high/low. voltage output is too high No battery Low Level No external power is available. |
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