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PROGRAMMING CHARGE VOLTAGE
Depending on the battery chemistry chosen by the TYPE
pin, a charge termination voltage or a fl oat voltage will be
required. The difference between the two is time. A fl oat
voltage is applied to a battery forever. The V
CHG
pin is used
to set any of these voltages and the equations remain the
same. For this document, we will use the term fl oat voltage
generically. If nickel chemistry is chosen, the V
CHG
pin is
disabled placing the charger in constant current mode. If
you are using a smart battery, wake-up charge is subject
to the V
CHG
pin setting when active.
Connecting the V
CHG
pin to GND will set the default per
cell fl oat voltage (4.2V for Li-ion, 2.35V for SLA). If a dif-
ferent fl oat voltage is needed, tie the V
CHG
pin to a voltage
between 0.25 V
BGR
and 0.75 V
BGR
using a resistor divider
on the V
REF
pin. Unlike V
REF
, V
BGR
is an internal reference
voltage of the same voltage as V
REF
but with a much tighter
(±0.5%) tolerance than V
REF
.
V
FLOAT
= 2•
V
CHG
V
BGR
1
•0.6
where
ΔV
FLOAT
= Adjusted Float Voltage – Default Float Voltage
V
CHG
= V
CHG
Pin Voltage,
V
BGR
= 1.220V
The resistor divider connected to V
REF
pin will affect timer
(see the Programming Charge Time with TIMER and V
REF
Pins section for more details).
THERMISTOR FOR LEAD ACID BATTERIES
When the TYPE pin is programmed for Lead Acid, THA
pin will be force to V
BGR
, THB will be used to sense the
NTC resistance. The value of R1 is given by:
R1= R0
β−2•T0
β + 2•T0
where:
R0 = thermistor resistance (Ω) at T0
T0 = thermistor reference temperature (°K)
β = exponential temperature coeffi cient of resistance
The LTC4110 is designed to work best with a 5% 10k NTC
thermistor with a β near 3750, such as the Siemens/EPCOS
B57620C103J062. In this case, R1 = 7256Ω.
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
Figure 15. Lead Acid Thermistor
R
NTC
TH_HI
V
BGR
+
TH_LO
RES_OR
RES_HOT
HI_REF
REF
LO_REF
+
THB
R1
THA
LOGIC
+
4110 F15
LEAD ACID BATTERY TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION
To program the temperature compensation for SLA charg-
ing, an external circuit is needed as shown in Figure 16.
The values are given by:
R1= R0
β−2•T0
β + 2•T0
k1=
R0
R0 +R1
TCk1=
β •R1•R0
(R1+ R0)
2
•T0
2
k2 =
TCV
FLOAT
1.2 TCk1
k3 =
0.5+ ΔV
FLOAT
/ 1.2 k1 k2
1 k2
where:
TCV
FLOAT
= temperature coeffi cient of the fl oat voltage
(Range: –2mV/°C – –6mV/°C)
ΔV
FLOAT
= fl oat voltage at 25°C – default fl oat voltage
2.35V (Range: –0.15V – 0.15V)
For example, if a 10k NTC with β = 3750 is used, desired
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R
SNS(BAT)
= resistor between fl yback transformer and
battery
R
CSP
= R
CSP1
+ R
CSP2
R
CSN
= R
CSN1
+ R
CSN2
R
ICHG
= resistor connected between I
CHG
pin and GND
R
IPCC
= resistor connected between I
PCC
pin and GND
R
ICAL
= resistor connected between I
CAL
pin and GND.
If any programming resistor value on any of the three
pins exceeds 100k, see Flyback Compensation section
for more information.
Pins can be tied together to save components if any of
the currents have the same value. If two pins share a
common programming resistor greater than 100k, only
one compensation circuit is required.
If the TYPE pin is set for SLA/LEAD ACID, then the I
PCC
pin is not used. You can leave the I
PCC
pin open.
PROGRAMMING BACKUP MODE ENTRY THRESHOLD
AND CALIBRATION MODE BACK-DRIVE VOLTAGE
DETECTION THRESHOLD
A resistor divider connected to supply input sets both the
backup mode entry threshold and the calibration mode
back-drive voltage detection threshold.
V
BACKUP
=
R2
R1
+ 1
•V
BGR
V
BACKDRIVE
=
V
OVP
V
BGR
•V
BACKUP
R2
R
1
=
V
BACKUP
V
BGR
1
where:
V
BACKUP
= supply voltage when backup starts, it should
not be programmed to less than 4.5V
V
BACKDRIVE
= supply voltage when calibration is terminated,
it should not be programmed to more than 20V
V
OVP
= DCDIV pin back-drive detect threshold in calibration
mode, typically 1.5V (see V
OVP
)
oat voltage = 2.5V at 25°C with a temperature coeffi cient of
–2mV/°C, then R1 = 7256, k1 = 0.580, TCk1 = –10.3m/°C,
ΔV
FLOAT
= 2.5 – 2.35 = 0.15V, k2 = 0.162, k3 = 0.634.
PROGRAMMING CURRENT
Charge/calibration currents are programmed using the
following equations:
I
V
R
R
R
I
V
R
CHG
BGR
SNS BAT
CSP
ICHG
PCC
BGR
SNS B
=
=
()
(
AAT
CSP
IPCC
CAL
BGR
SNS BAT
CSN
ICAL
R
R
I
V
R
R
R
)
()
=
where:
I
CHG
= bulk charge current
I
PCC
= preconditioning charge current
I
CAL
= calibration current
V
BGR
= 1.220V
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
Figure 16. Lead Acid Temperature Compensation
4110 F16
R
NTC
10k
+
+
(1 – k3) • R
VREF
k3 • R
VREF
R2
R2 + R3
R1
R2
R3
R0
R0 + R1
k2 =
k1 =
V
REF
V
CHG
THB
THA
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R1
= resistor connected between DCDIV and GND
R2
= resistor connected between supply input and
DCDIV
V
BGR
= reference voltage 1.220V
For example, if supply input = 12V and backup starts when
it drops to 11V, then V
BACKUP
= 11V, V
BACKDRIVE
= 13.5V,
R2/R1 = 8.02, choose R1 = 10k, then R2 = 80.6k.
If a higher ratio than V
OVP
/V
BGR
= 1.23 is desired between
V
BACKDRIVE
and V
BACKUP
, a third resistor can be used as
shown in Figure 17.
For example, if supply input = 12V and backup starts when
it drops to 8V, calibration terminates when it rises to 16V,
and V
DC
= V
DD
= 4.75V, then R2/R1 = 21.87, R3/R1 = 3.88,
choose R1 = 10k then R2 = 221k and R3 = 39.2k.
If the noise on supply input is a problem, a capacitor can
be connected between DCDIV and GND.
PROGRAMMING CALIBRATION/BACKUP CUT-OFF
THRESHOLD
The pins V
CAL
and V
DIS
are used to calculate custom
discharge cut-off voltages for their respective operating
modes. The equations shown below are generic for both.
There is no implied relationship between V
CAL
and V
DIS
for they are independent of each other.
The equations are most helpful if you pick the V
CUTOFF
voltage you want, within the range limits offered, and then
solve for V
CAL
or V
DIS
. With the voltage value of V
CAL
or
V
DIS
calculated, determine the necessary voltage divider
network from V
REF
required to get the calculated voltage
on these pins respectively. It is recommended that one
single series resistor divider network from V
REF
to ground
be used to obtain all of the pin voltages you need. It should
be noted that custom values of V
CHG
would also affect the
divider network complexity. See Programming Charge
Voltage section for more information.
Connect the V
CAL
or V
DIS
pin to GND will set the default
calibration/backup cut-off threshold (2.75V for Li-Ion,
1.93V for SLA, 0.95V for NiMH/NiCd). These threshold
voltages can be adjusted (±400mV for Li-Ion, ±300mV
for SLA, ±200mV for NiMH/NiCd) by tying the pin to ap-
propriate voltage on the V
REF
pin resistor divider according
to the following equations:
V
VV
V
Li Ion
V
V
CUTOFF
CAL DIS
BGR
CUTOFF
C
=
=
/
•. ( )42
AAL DIS
BGR
CUTOFF
CAL DIS
BGR
V
V
SLA
V
VV
V
/
•. ( )
/
235
= •( / )2 NiMH NiCD
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
Figure 17. Backup and Boost Detect Comparators
R
R
VV
V
V
BACKDRIVE BACKUP
BGR
BACKDRIVE
2
1023
=
.•
–.
.•
123
023
1
3
1
V
V
R
R
V
V
V
BACKUP
DC
DC
BGR
BACKD
=
RRIVE BACKUP
BACKDRIVE BACKUP
V
VV
V
–.
.•
123
023
DDC
BACKDRIVE BACKUP
VV–. 123
1
where:
V
DC
= Any regulated DC voltage available in the system
such as SMBus pull up, LED supply or LTC4110’s V
DD
voltage, must be higher than 1.7V. R3 = resistor connected
between V
DC
and DCDIV.
4110 F17
DCDIV
BACKUP
SUPPLY
INPUT
+
V
BGR
V
DC
R2
R1
R3
OPTIONAL RESISTOR
TO INCREASE THE
1.23 TO 1 RATIO
CMP
BOOST
1.23 • V
BGR
+
CMP

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