During microprocessor supervised mode, the GS64 takes a
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D1 | + |
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| DETECTION |
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| CELL |
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VOLTAGE | TIMER | BATTERY |
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| CONTROL |
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uPC | SUI |
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5.7.1 Charging Process
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In the application shown, a conditioning phase slowly raises the voltage of a deeply discharged cell to a level suitable for
A charge request is initiated when an external voltage source is applied to the CHG_IN pin. However, before this request is passed to the microprocessor, CHG_IN is verified to be greater than VCC by 150 mV, and at least 3.7 V. If the latter criteria is not met, the module limits charging to the conditioning phase. If the former criteria is not met, the charge request is ignored and all charging is disabled. If the CHG_IN voltage exceeds the upper limit of 6.3 V it will be detected by the module, but charging is not inhibited. In this case, however, CHG_IN is outside the normal operating range of the device, so the software will not initiate charging if CHG_IN > 6.3 V is detected.
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