Battery charging and discharging protection device and over-discharging protection method
A protection device, charging and discharging technology, applied in battery over-discharge protection, battery over-charge protection, battery circuit devices, etc., can solve problems such as insufficient compatibility and inability to guarantee battery life
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[0029] Embodiment 1: a battery charge and discharge protection device, see figure 1 , intelligent battery management circuit BQ40Z50, the input terminal is connected to the battery pack, used to obtain the voltage and internal resistance of the battery pack, the upper two output terminals are respectively connected to the charge MOS (Q1) and discharge MOS (Q2), and the output terminal on the right is connected to the micro The input terminal of the controller and the output terminal of the microcontroller are connected to the input terminal of the MOS drive circuit, and the output terminal of the MOS drive circuit is connected to the gate of the main loop switch Q3. MOS transistor Q3 and diode D1 are connected in parallel, the drain of Q3 is connected to the cathode of D1 to form the first node, the source of Q3 is connected to the anode of D1 to form the second node, the first node is connected to the source of Q2, and the second node is connected to the anode of D1. The powe...
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[0034] Example 2: The battery pack uses 4 sets of lithium-ion batteries in series (the cell model is Panasonic NCR18650GA, nominal voltage 3.6V), Q1 and Q2 use PSMN1R5-30YLC (Vds is 30V, on-resistance is 1.55mΩ), D1 Use PMEG060V100EPD (forward voltage drop 0.325V at 1A), Q3 uses IRFH7004 (Vds is 40V, on-resistance is 1.1mΩ), PCAK+ charging voltage is 16.8V, and the discharge undervoltage protection threshold set by the intelligent battery management circuit is 11V. When the battery voltage is lower than 11V during discharge, Q2 is turned off to prevent over-discharge. The charging overvoltage protection threshold is 16.5V. When the battery voltage is higher than 16.5V during charging, Q1 is turned off to prevent overcharging. When the intelligent battery management circuit detects that the battery voltage is 16.4V, it indicates that the charging is about to be completed. At this time, Q3 is cut off to take step-down charging to prolong the battery life.
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