Battery protection circuit
A technology for protecting circuits and batteries, which is applied in battery disconnect circuits, battery circuit devices, safety/protection circuits, etc., can solve problems such as affecting battery life, easy to enter over-discharge state, etc., and achieve the effect of saving power consumption
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[0020] refer to figure 2 , shows the circuit principle diagram of the battery protection circuit in this embodiment.
[0021] Such as figure 2 As shown, the battery protection circuit includes a battery cell, a positive pole B+ of the battery cell, a negative pole B- of the battery cell, a protection circuit, a positive terminal P+ of the protection circuit, and a negative terminal P- of the protection circuit.
[0022] Wherein, the positive terminal B+ of the battery cell and the positive terminal P+ of the protection circuit are not the same port.
[0023] The positive terminal B+ of the battery cell and the positive terminal P+ of the protection circuit are respectively used to connect with the positive terminal of the external device.
[0024] The negative pole B- of the battery cell is connected to the protection circuit.
[0025] The negative terminal P of the protection circuit is used to connect with the negative terminal of the external equipment.
[0026] from ...
Embodiment 2
[0029] Based on embodiment one, refer to image 3 , shows a specific circuit diagram of the battery protection circuit in the first embodiment.
[0030] Among them, CELL is the battery, except for the battery CELL, other circuits are on the protection board.
[0031] Taking lithium battery as an example, the protection functions of the battery protection circuit are described below:
[0032] (1) Overcharge protection function:
[0033] When the battery is charging, when the chip U1 detects that the voltage of the cell CELL reaches the overcharge protection voltage (4.28±0.02V) and the duration reaches the overcharge detection delay time (960~1400mS) through the pin VDD, the chip U1 passes the pin VDD. The pin CO sends a signal to the double-section MOS transistor Q1, and then the double-section MOS transistor Q1 will disconnect the connection between the negative terminal B- of the battery cell and the negative terminal P- of the protection circuit, and the battery will not ...
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