Texas Instruments BQ24104RHLT, Battery Charge Controller IC, 4.35 to 16 V, 2.2A 20-Pin, VQFN

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Technical documents

Specifications

Mounting Type

Surface Mount

Package Type

VQFN

IC Type

Battery Charge Controller IC

Pin Count

20

Typical Operating Supply Voltage

4.35 to 16 V

Dimensions

4.65 x 3.65 x 0.95mm

Length

4.65mm

Width

3.65mm

Height

0.95mm

Maximum Operating Temperature

+85 °C

Maximum Output Current

2.2A

Maximum Output Voltage

8.4 V

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40 °C

Minimum Output Voltage

4.2 V

Product details

Lithium-Ion Battery Charging ICs, Texas Instruments

Integrated battery charging ICs from Texas Instruments intended for use with Lithium-Ion & Lithium-Polymer cells. These devices provide a complete charging and monitoring solution and include internal power devices capable of supplying charging currents of up to several amps.

Battery Management, Texas Instruments

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Texas Instruments BQ24104RHLT, Battery Charge Controller IC, 4.35 to 16 V, 2.2A 20-Pin, VQFN
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Texas Instruments BQ24104RHLT, Battery Charge Controller IC, 4.35 to 16 V, 2.2A 20-Pin, VQFN

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Technical documents

Specifications

Mounting Type

Surface Mount

Package Type

VQFN

IC Type

Battery Charge Controller IC

Pin Count

20

Typical Operating Supply Voltage

4.35 to 16 V

Dimensions

4.65 x 3.65 x 0.95mm

Length

4.65mm

Width

3.65mm

Height

0.95mm

Maximum Operating Temperature

+85 °C

Maximum Output Current

2.2A

Maximum Output Voltage

8.4 V

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40 °C

Minimum Output Voltage

4.2 V

Product details

Lithium-Ion Battery Charging ICs, Texas Instruments

Integrated battery charging ICs from Texas Instruments intended for use with Lithium-Ion & Lithium-Polymer cells. These devices provide a complete charging and monitoring solution and include internal power devices capable of supplying charging currents of up to several amps.

Battery Management, Texas Instruments