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MCP19111 Battery Charger Eval Board

Part Number: ADM00513

Summary:

The MCP19111 Battery Charger Eval Board demonstrates the features of a programmable and configurable multi-chemistry battery charger.The MCP19111 can be programmed to make a very flexible battery charger by controlling a high efficiency synchronous buck circuit. The controller dynamically moves from voltage to current controlled charging, following the charge characteristics of the target battery

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MCP19111 Evaluation Board User's Guide
6/19/2015
5MB
MCP19110/MCP19111 Analog Controller w/ Integrated Driver Data Sheet
7/22/2016
2MB
MCP19111 Battery Charger Eval Board (ADM00513) Firmware
11/20/2015
6KB
MCP19111 Battery Charger Eval Board (ADM00513) GUI
11/20/2015
308KB
MCP19111 Battery Charger Eval Board (ADM00513) Layouts
11/20/2015
490KB
MCP19111 Battery Charger Eval Board (ADM00513) Gerbers
11/13/2015
465KB
MCP19111 Battery Charger Eval Board (ADM00513) Schematics
11/13/2015
591KB
MCP19111 Battery Charger Eval Board (ADM00513) BOM
11/13/2015
22KB

Product Features

    • Multi-Chemistry Battery Charger. Lithium-Ion, NiMH, Lead-Acid and LiFePO4.
    • High efficiency Buck converter.
    • Input voltage 6V ~ 32V.
    • Charge Current 6A maximum.
    • Used for charging Lithium-Ion / LiFePO4 batteries up to 4 cells.
    • Used for charging NiMH batteries up to 8 cells.
    • Valve-Regulated Lead-Acid batteries up to 6 cells.
    • I2C BUS for communication.
    • The Graphical User Interface configuration and monitoring of the battery charger.

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Summary

The MCP19111 Battery Charger Eval Board demonstrates the features of a programmable and configurable multi-chemistry battery charger.The MCP19111 can be programmed to make a very flexible battery charger by controlling a high efficiency synchronous buck circuit. The controller dynamically moves from voltage to current controlled charging, following the charge characteristics of the target battery chemistry, and the operation can be adjusted or monitored using the available software GUI, a PICKit™, and a USB connection.

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  • MCP19111 Battery Charger Eval Board (ADM00513)