MIC79110
Simple 1.2A Linear Li-ion Battery Charger
General Description
The Micrel MIC79110 is a simple and accurate lithium-ion
battery charger. The part features a built-in pass transistor,
precision programmable current limiting (±5%), and
precision voltage termination (±0.75% over temperature).
The MIC79110 packs full functionality into a small space.
Other features of the MIC79110 include two independent
indicators: a digital end-of-charge signal that is
programmable with a resistor-to-ground and an analog
current output that is proportional to the output current,
allowing for monitoring of the actual charging current.
Additional features include very low dropout (550mV over
the temperature range), thermal shutdown, and reverse
polarity protection. In the event the input voltage to the
charger is disconnected, the MIC79110 also provides
minimal reverse-current and reversed-battery protection.
Available in both fixed 4.2V and adjustable outputs, the
MIC79110 is offered in the leadless 10-pin 3mm × 3mm
DFN with an operating junction temperature range of
–40˚C to +125˚C.
Datasheets and support documentation are available on
Micrel’s web site at: www.micrel.com.
Features
• Input voltage range: 2.5V to 16V
• High output voltage accuracy of ±0.75% over –5°C to
+60˚C
• Current limit ±5% accurate from –5°C ≤ TJ ≤ + 125°C
• Programmable end-of-charge flag
• Analog output proportional to output current
• Adjustable and fixed 4.2V output
• Low dropout voltage of 550mV at 700mA load, over
temperature
• 1.2A maximum charge current
• Excellent line and load regulation specifications
• Reverse-current protection
• Thermal-shutdown and current-limit protection
• Tiny 10-pin 3mm × 3mm DFN package
• Junction temperature range: –40°C to +125°C
Applications
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Cellular phones and PDAs
Digital cameras and camcorders
MP3 players
Notebook PCs
Portable Meters
Cradle/car chargers, and battery packs
Typical Application
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Ordering Information
Marking
(1)
Code
Voltage
Junction Temperature Range
Package
MIC79110-4.2YML
L942
4.2V
–40° to +125°C
10-Pin 3mm × 3mm DFN
MIC79110YML
L9AA
Adjustable
–40° to +125°C
10-Pin 3mm × 3mm DFN
Part Number
1. Pb-Free “Y” indicator is added to the device mark after logo.
Pin Configuration
Fixed Output
10-Pin 3mm × 3mm DFN (ML)
Adjustable Output
10-Pin 3mm × 3mm DFN (ML)
Pin Description
Pin Number
Pin Name
1
SD
2
RSET
3
SNS
(Fixed voltage only): Sense output, connect directly to battery.
3
ADJ
(Adjustable voltage only): Feedback input.
4
BAT
Battery Terminal. Connect to single-cell lithium-ion battery.
5, 6
VIN
Input supply pin.
7
ACHG
Analog Charge Indicator Output: Current source who’s output current is equal to 1/1000 of the
BAT pin current.
8
DEOC
Digital End-of-Charge Output: N-Channel open-drain output. LOW indicates charging, a current
that is higher than the programmed current set by REOC is charging the battery. When the current
drops to less than the current set by REOC, the output goes high impedance, indicating end-ofcharge.
9
REOC
End-of-Charge Set: Sets end-of-charge current threshold via an external resistor to ground.
IEOC = (0.2V/ REOC) × 1000.
10
GND
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Pin Function
Shutdown Input. Logic HIGH = Off; Logic LOW = On.
Current limit: Sets constant current limit via an external resistor to ground.
IRSET = (0.2V/RSET) × 1000.
Ground
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Absolute Maximum Ratings(2)
Operating Ratings(3)
Input Supply Voltage (VIN) .................................... 0V to 18V
Shutdown Input Voltage (VSD) .............................. 0V to 10V
Output Voltage (ADJ) ..................................................... 10V
Power Dissipation ................................... Internally Limited
Junction Temperature ............................... –40°C to +125°C
Input Supply Voltage ........................................ 2.5V to 16V
Shutdown Input Voltage (VSD) ................................ 0V to 7V
Output Voltage (ADJ) .................................................... 9.6V
Junction Temperature Range (TJ)............. –40°C to +125°C
3mm × 3mm DFN-10 (θJA) ..................................... 60°C
3mm × 3mm DFN-10 (θJC) ....................................... 2°C
Electrical Characteristics(4)
TA = 25°C with VIN = VOUT + 1V; ILOAD = 100µA; CBAT = 10µF; SD = 0V; RSET = 1kΩ. Bold values indicate –40ºC < TJ < +125°C; unless
otherwise specified.
Parameter
Output Voltage Accuracy
Condition
Min.
VOUT = 4.2V; ILOAD = 50mA; TJ = –5°C to +60°C
-0.75
+0.75
VOUT = 4.2V; ILOAD = 50mA; TJ = –40°C to +125°C
-1.5
+1.5
ADJ Pin Voltage Accuracy
0.5955
Typ.
0.6
Units
%
0.6045
V
+0.1
%/V
Line Regulation
VIN = VOUT + 1V to 16V @ ILOAD = 50mA
Load Regulation
ILOAD = 0.1mA to 1A
0.3
ILOAD = 100mA, RSET = 167Ω
160
250
mV
ILOAD = 700mA, RSET = 167Ω
375
550
mV
ILOAD = 10mA, RSET = 167Ω
2
3
mA
ILOAD = 700mA, RSET = 167Ω
24
35
mA
VIN Pin Current
SD = VIN
120
300
µA
Shutdown Pin Current
SD = 5.2V, VBAT = 0
0.1
5
µA
Dropout Voltage
(5)
Ground Current
%
1.05
Logic High, regulator off
Shutdown Input Threshold
-0.1
Max.
V
0.93
Logic Low, regulator on
Shutdown Hysteresis
60
(6, 7)
Current Limit Accuracy
Current-Limit Setpoint Range
V
mV
VOUT = 0.9 × VNOM; IOUT = 1.2A, RSET = 167Ω,
TJ = –40°C to +85°C
-5
+5
%
VOUT = 0.9 × VNOM; IOUT = 0.1A, RSET = 2kΩ
-20
+20
%
0.1
1.2
A
(7)
Notes:
2. Exceeding the absolute maximum rating may damage the device.
3. The device is not guaranteed to function outside its operating rating.
4. Specification for packaged product only.
5. Dropout voltage is defined as the input to output differential at which the output voltage drops 2% below its nominal value measured at 1V
differential. For outputs below 2.5V, dropout voltage is the input-to-output voltage differential with the minimum input voltage 2.5V. Minimum input
operating voltage is 2.5V.
6. VNOM denotes the nominal output voltage.
7. IRSET = (0.2V/RSET) × 1000.
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Electrical Characteristics(4) (Continued)
TA = 25°C with VIN = VOUT + 1V; ILOAD = 100µA; CBAT = 10µF; SD = 0V; RSET = 1kΩ. Bold values indicate –40ºC < TJ < +125°C; unless
otherwise specified.
Parameter
Condition
Min.
Typ.
Max.
Units
Maximum Current Limit
RSET shorted to ground, VBAT = 0.9 × VNOM
1.25
1.65
2.5
A
VBAT Reverse Current
VIN = High impedance or ground
4.2
20
µA
Digital End–of–Charge (DEOC) Output
(8, 9)
IEOC
(8, 9)
35
REOC = 4kΩ Current Falling
IEOC
REOC = 4kΩ Current Rising
DEOC Logic–Low Voltage
IEOC = 5mA, IBAT = 700mA
30
50
40
50
70
0.74
65
mA
70
95
100
0.95
mA
V
DEOC Leakage Current
Logic HIGH = VIN = 16V
0.1
DEOC On Resistance
VIN = +5V
150
190
µA
Ω
REOC Maximum Current Limit
REOC shorted to ground
0.5
1.0
2.0
mA
IBAT = 50mA
37
46
55
IBAT = 1.2A, TJ = –40°C to +85°C
800
950
1150
Analog Charge Indicator (ACHG) Output
(10)
ISOURCE
µA
Notes:
8. Output current IEOC when digital end-of-charge output goes high impedance. Currents greater than IEOC, the DEOC output is low, currents lower than
IEOC, DEOC is high impedance.
9. IEOC = (0.2V/REOC) × 1000.
10. ISOURCE is the current output from ACHG pin. A resistor to ground from the ACHG pin will program a voltage that is proportional to the output current.
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Block Diagram
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Typical Characteristics
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Functional Characteristics
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Flow Chart
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Application Information
Detailed Description
The MIC79110 forms a complete charger for 1-cell
lithium-ion batteries. It includes precision voltage control
(0.75% over temperature) to optimize both cell
performance and cycle life. All are compatible with
common 4.2V lithium-ion chemistries. Voltages other
than 4.2V can be obtained with the adjustable version.
Other features include current limit, end-of-charge flag,
and end-of-charge current limit using an external resistor.
The shutdown pin enables low quiescent current when
not charging.
Shutdown
The SD pin serves as a logic input (active low) to enable
the charger.
Built-in hysteresis for the shutdown pin is 50mV over
temperature.
Reverse Polarity Protection
In the event that VBAT > VIN and the shutdown pin is active
low, there is reverse battery current protection built in.
The current is limited to less than 10µA over temperature.
Constant Output Voltage/Current Charging
The MIC79110 features constant voltage and constant
current output to correctly charge lithium-ion batteries.
The constant voltage is either 4.2V or adjustable. The
constant current is set by the RSET pin and is constant
down to around 300mV. Since RSET can be set below
500mA, the minimum output current is set at 500mA for
output voltages below 100mV. This minimum voltage
starts the charging process in lithium-ion batteries. If the
output current is too low, the battery will not begin
charge.
Current-Limit Mode
MIC79110 features an internal current limit that is set by
the RSET pin with a resistor-to-ground. The maximum
current is calculated by Equation 1:
IRSET = (0.2/RSET) × 1000
Eq. 1
Using a 167Ω RSET resistor will achieve the maximum
current limit for the MIC79110 at 1.2 amperes.
End-of-Charge
REOC pin is connected to a resistor-to-ground. This
resistor is used to set the end of charge current for the
lithium-ion battery as in Equation 2:
IEOC = (0.2/REOC) × 1000
Eq. 2
Using a 4kΩ REOC resistor will set the end-of-charge
current at 50mA.
IEOC should be set at 10% of the battery’s rated current.
Digital End-of-Charge Output
This pin is the output of an open drain. When tied high to
the supply using a resistor, the output will toggle high or
low depending on the output current of IBAT.
• Low state indicates that the IBAT current is higher than
the programmed current set by REOC.
• High state indicates that the IBAT current is lower than
the programmed current set by REOC. The output goes
high impedance indicating end-of-charge.
Figure 1. MIC79110 Constant Output Voltage
Analog End-Of-Charge Output
The ACHG pin provides a small current that is
proportional to the charge current. The ratio is set at
1/1000th of the output current.
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Lithium-ion Batteries
Lithium-ion batteries are charged in two stages to reach
full capacity. The first stage charges the battery with
maximum charge current until 90% of the battery cell’s
voltage limit is reached. The second stage tops off the
charge with constant voltage charge as the charge
current slowly decreases. End of charge is reached when
the current is less than 3% of the rated current. A third
stage will occasionally top off with charge with constant
voltage charge if the battery voltage drops below a
certain threshold.
The specifications of these safety circuits are dictated by
the cell manufacturer and may include the following:
• Reverse polarity protection.
• Charge temperature must not be charged when
temperature is lower than 0°C or above 45°C.
• Charge current must not be too high, typically below
0.7°C.
• Discharge current protection to prevent damage due to
short circuits.
• Protection circuitry for over voltage applied to the
battery terminals.
• Overcharge protection circuitry to stop charge when
the voltage per cell rises above 4.3V.
• Over discharge protection circuitry to stop discharge
when the battery voltage falls below 2.3V (varies with
manufacturer).
• Thermal shutdown protection for the battery if the
ambient temperature is above 100°C.
Auto Top-Off Charger Application Circuit
Figure 2. Typical Two-Stage Lithium Charge Profile
All lithium-ion batteries take approximately 3 hours to
charge with the second stage taking twice as long as the
first stage. Some chargers claim to be fast chargers by
skipping the second stage and just charges the battery
until the cell voltage is reached. This only charges the
battery to 70% capacity.
An increase in the charge current during stage 1 does not
shorten the total charge time. It will only shorten the time
for stage 1 to complete and lengthen the time in stage 2.
Figure 3. Auto Top-Off Charger − Application Circuit
The lithium-ion loses charge due to aging whether it is
used or not. Do not store the batteries at full charge and
high heat because it will accelerate the aging process.
Try and store with 40% charge and in a cool
environment.
Lithium-ion batteries will begin to lose their charge over
time. The MIC79110 can be configured to automatically
recharge the battery when the voltage drops below the
minimum battery voltage. This minimum voltage is set by
a resistor divider at the battery and is connected to the
SD pin. For instance, if VBAT is 4.2V and the battery
voltage falls to 3.72V, SD pin gets divided down by R1
and R2 to 0.93V and starts the normal charging process.
While charging the DEOC indictor is turned on, pulling
the SD pin to GND, keeping the MIC79110 on. When the
end of charge is reached, the DEOC pin opens. The
divided down BAT voltage is now 1.05V at the SD pin,
ending the charging process.
Lithium-ion Safety Precautions
Every lithium-ion battery pack should have a safety circuit
which monitors the charge and discharge of the pack and
prevents dangerous occurrences.
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Figure 6. Top-Off Charger with Internal Reset −
Application Circuit
This circuit is similar to the auto top-off charger circuit
mentioned above except that the DEOC pin is externally
triggered to restart the charging cycle. It still uses the
same resistor divider to set the minimum battery voltage
before the lithium-ion needs to be recharged.
Figure 4. Auto Top-Off Charger Application
Figure 7. Auto-Shutdown using Shutdown Pin
The shutdown pin on the MIC79110 can be used to
automatically shutdown the battery charger when the
input voltage rises above a safe operating voltage. To
keep the part from heating up and entering thermal
shutdown, we can connect the shutdown pin to VIN using
a resistor divider. Use Equation 3 to setup the maximum
VIN:
VIN(MAX ) R1
=
+1
VSD
R2
Figure 5. Charging Description
1. SD not held low by active high DEOC because
DEOC Comparator’s inputs do not common-mode to
ground. Divider holds SD low so part can start.
Eq. 3
The MIC79110 can be connected to a wall wart with a
rectified DC voltage and protected from over voltages at
the input.
2. SD held low by divider.
3. SD held low by active high DEOC.
4. Divider voltage above SD threshold and DEOC open.
5. Divider voltage drops below SD threshold and
charging begins again.
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Package Information(11) and Recommended Landing Pattern
10-Pin 3mm × 3mm DFN (MM)
Note:
11. Package information is correct as of the publication date. For updates and most current information, go to www.micrel.com.
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