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BQ76PL455APFCT Datasheet(HTML) 70 Page - Texas Instruments |
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70 / 125 page ![]() 70 bq76PL455A SLUSCL0A – SEPTEMBER 2016 – REVISED OCTOBER 2016 www.ti.com Product Folder Links: bq76PL455A Submit Documentation Feedback Copyright © 2016, Texas Instruments Incorporated BIT NAME DESCRIPTION [6] CMD_HTSEL Analog die temperature. Usually used as part of self-testing. [5] CMD_V18SEL VDD18 internal digital supply. Usually used as part of self-testing. [4] RSVD Reserved — Always write a 0. [3] RSVD Reserved — Always write a 0. [2] CMD_REFSEL 4.5-V analog die reference (window comparator ref) is included when a COMMAND is executed. This bit selects both the 4.5-V reference and the ground output from the reference MUX. Sampling and reporting will be 4.5 V and then ground. This command is generally used for self-testing purposes. [1] CMD_MODULESEL Sum-of-cells (VMODULE) monitor is included when a COMMAND is executed. Two conversions are performed to get this value, but only the average of the two is stored and reported. TSTCONFIG[MODULE_MON_EN] is used to enable the MODULE measurement. When TSTCONFIG[MODULE_MON_EN] = 0, but CMD_MODULESEL = 1, then ground will be measured. This selection is generally used for self-testing purposes. [0] CMD_VMMONSEL VM (negative supply charge pump) voltage monitor. TST_CONFIG[VM_MON_EN] is used to enable the measurement. This selection is generally used for self-testing purposes. 7.6.3.4 OVERSMPL 0x07 (7) Command Oversampling BIT NAME DESCRIPTION [7] CMD_OVS_CYCLE This bit only applies to voltage and AUX averaging (oversampling). = 0 Average channels by sampling multiple times on the same channel before changing channel. The initial sample period for the first sample on each channel is made per the respective ADC_PERIOD_VOL and ADC_PERIOD_AUXx time period settings, and then each subsequent average occurs at the respective CMD_OVS_HPER and CMD_OVS_GPER period settings. = 1 Average channels by cycling through all channels one sample per channel before resampling. All voltage averages are completed before any AUX sampling begins and then all AUX are completed before anything else. The settling time before voltage sampling is set by ADC_PERIOD_VOL and the settling time before AUX sampling is set by ADC_PERIOD_AUXx. [6:5] CMD_OVS_HPER = 3 CMD_OVS_HPER sets the averaging period for the: • Internal temperature measurement of the analog die • 4.5-V voltage reference of the analog die • VM monitor • Sum-of-cells (VMODULE) monitor When CMD_OVS_CYCLE = 0, this value also sets the period for the averaging on all the cell voltage channels. These bits must be set to 3 (0b11), which selects 12.6 µs as the average period. Other settings are Reserved and should not be used. [4:3] CMD_OVS_GPER CMD_OVS_GPER sets the averaging period for: • Internal temperature measurement of the digital die. Note that although CMD_OVS_GPER bits set the timing for the internal temperature measurement of the digital die, averaging is not used for this measurement. • VDD18 When CMD_OVS_CYCLE = 0, this value also sets the period for the averaging on all the auxiliary channels. = 0 = 1 = 2 = 3 4.13 µs 5.96 µs 8.02 µs 12.6 µs: This setting is recommended for best accuracy in most designs. See the Application and Implementation section for detailed information on using other settings. |
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