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Part Number: PS051
PS051 - POWERINFO 2
- Hardware platform for configuration, verification and test of Microchip PS70X and PS5XX ICs
- Operates under control of Windows® based PowerMate™ (PS70X) software and PowerTool™ 500 (PS5XX) software through an RS-232 port or USB interface to the PC
- Directly connects to assembled PS70X or PS5XX battery pack
- SMBus communication managed by onboard processor
- Supports loading and verification of battery configuration parameters and 3D cell models in memory
- Pluggable battery connector for convenience and flexibility
- Terminals for attachment to an external load or charger
- Powered through USB port or by 12V DC external supply (included) when connected to RS-232 port
- Production proven EMI/ESD protection
- Overall mechanical dimensions:
- 2.5 W x 4.0 L (inches)
- 63.5 W x 101.6 L (millimeters)
Overview
The PowerInfo 2 board is a simple, easy to use hardware interface that supports configuration, verification and test of Microchip PS70X and PS5XX ICs. It operates under the control of Microchip’s development/test software interfaced to a Windows PC.
The PowerInfo 2 board facilitates serial or USB communication between the PC and the SMBus battery interface. If connected to the PC’s serial (RS-232) port, the PowerInfo 2 board must be powered through an external 12V DC power supply. If connected through a USB port, no additional power is required.
Package Contents
The PowerInfo 2 board is a simple, easy to use hardware interface that supports configuration, verification and test of Microchip PS70X and PS5XX ICs. It operates under the control of Microchip’s development/test software interfaced to a Windows PC. The PowerInfo 2 board facilitates serial or USB communication between the PC and the SMBus battery interface. If connected to the PC’s serial (RS-232) port, the PowerInfo 2 board must be powered through an external 12V DC power supply. If connected through a USB port, no additional power is required.