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BQ76PL455APFCT Datasheet(HTML) 102 Page - Texas Instruments |
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102 / 125 page ![]() 102 bq76PL455A SLUSCL0A – SEPTEMBER 2016 – REVISED OCTOBER 2016 www.ti.com Product Folder Links: bq76PL455A Submit Documentation Feedback Copyright © 2016, Texas Instruments Incorporated Application Information (continued) 8.1.2.2.7 Isolation Capacitor The differential signal lines are isolated between ICs by a DC blocking capacitor. The capacitor must be rated with a high enough voltage to provide standoff margin in the event of a fault in the system that exposes the device to a local hazardous voltage. Selecting a capacitor rated at a minimum of 2 times the stack the voltage is the recommended practice. One capacitor is sufficient for the normal operation of the device. However, two capacitors are used (one at each end of the cable or PCB wiring) for an additional safety factor. In these applications, the capacitor must be doubled from the typical requirement to maintain the required capacitance in the signal path. Connect a minimum of 1 nF, with ±10% or better tolerance and the appropriate voltage rating for the application. In noisy environments, 2 nF is recommended. 8.1.2.2.8 Unused Differential Communications Pins Unused stack communications pins (COMMH+/–, COMML+/–, FAULTH+/–, FAULTL+/–) have internal terminations; no external pull-up or pull-down resistors are required on these pins, if not used. If not used, leave the unused pins unconnected. The COMMH drivers cannot be disabled. 8.1.3 ADC 8.1.3.1 Idle (Parking) Channel Errors Between acquisition cycles, the multiplexer idles on the highest VSENSE channel enabled for conversion by the CHANNELS register for sampling first on the next cycle. Parking introduces a very small error to the idle channel due to the input impedance of the device causing a small IR drop through the external resistor, which is part of the LP filter. The error is increased when using VSENSE series resistors greater than 100 Ω. Setting the AFE_CTL bit = 1 in this application provides the greatest error improvement. When AFE_PCTL is set, every time cell voltage sampling requests occur, cell voltage sampling delays by 100 µs, regardless of the power status of the AFE. This maintains sampling synchronization between multiple chips. Changes to this bit do not take effect until after the next AFE sample occurs. 8.1.3.2 VSENSE Channel Post-Assembly Calibration Adjustment Use of post-assembly calibration adjustment can improve device accuracy further after exposure to soldering and/or bake cycles in the manufacturing process. ADC gain and offset-correction factors are programmable in the bq76PL455A to allow for post-assembly calibration. The total range of adjustment limitation for both factors is from –9.77 mV to 9.69 mV. Application of these gain and offset corrections is global to all VSENSE channels. The AUX channels do not receive these corrections. Application of the corrections is to the raw ADC values after application of the factory- stored offset and gain corrections. Perform the correction procedures at room temperature (RT) using a stable, high-accuracy DC source and / or voltmeter. The registers contain signed 2's complement values. A zero value in either register indicates no correction. Measurement of two voltage points, VIN1 and VIN2, occurs for each correction. The expected minimum and maximum values for the cell can be used; however, ensure the lowest VINMIN value is greater than or equal to 2.0 V and the highest VINMAXis less than or equal to 4.5 V. For best results in most designs, both VIN1 and VIN2 use the average voltage measured by each channel VSENSE1–16 after correcting for any errors in the stimulus (source) voltages at each input. 8.1.3.2.1 Gain Error Correction Gain Error Correction: –9.77 mV to 9.69 mV in 255 steps (8 bits) in register VSGAIN Procedure: 1. Apply voltage VIN1, read back from ADC VOUT1, and record both. 2. Apply voltage VIN2, read back from ADC VOUT2, and record both. 3. Calculate slope m = (VOUT2–VOUT1) / (VIN2–VIN1). 4. Find the gain error correction (GEC) at 5 V in 16-bit LSB (5 V is used regardless of VINx value). |
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