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`S-8491 Series
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`BATTERY PROTECTION IC
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`The S-8491 is a series of lithium-ion rechargeable battery protection
`ICs incorporating high-accuracy voltage detectors and a delaycircuit.
`This series is suitable for protecting a single-cell pack.
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`M Features
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`(1) Built-in high-accuracy voltage detection circuits:
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`@ Excess charge detection voltage
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`Vop ..... 4.15 40.13 V to 3.95 + 0.13 V/0.05 V step
`@ Excess chargerelease voltage
`* The difference between the excess charge detection voltage and the excess charge release voltage can
`be selected in the range of 0.2 V to 0.3 V.
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`@ Excess discharge detection voltageVpp ..... 2.30 £0.10 V
`@ Excess discharge release voltage Vpvy..... 3.00 + 0.15 V to 2.40+0.15 V/0.10 V step
`© Excess current detection voltage Viov..... 0.20 + 0.06 V
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`(2) Built-in delay circuit
`The excess charge, excess discharge or excess current is detected with delay.
`(3) Ultra-low current consumption
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`Operation:
`Power down:
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`15.0 vA max. (+25 °C)
`0.48 wzA max. (+25 °C)
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`(4) SOT - 89 - 5 package
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`M Selection Guide
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`S - 8491AUP - DKA - T2
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`| TL Direction of the !C [Refer to the tape specifications (T2)]
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`Abbreviation
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`SOT- 89 - 5 package
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`Table 1
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`detection voltage
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`Characteristics not specified in Table 1 apply commonly to the S-8491AUP/BUP/CUP/DUP.,
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`HH Pin Assignment
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`1. CO
`2. VCC
`3. DO
`4. VSS
`5. CM
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`Figure 2
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`Mi Functions of Pins
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`Input
`* Voc (Pin No. 2) ....
`Power supply pin at the positive side of the IC. :
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`Input
`* Vgg (Pin No. 4) ....
`Power supply pin at the negative side of the IC.
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`(CMOS)
`..... Output
`DO (Pin No. 3)
`It turns OFF the gate during excess charge or
`Gate connection pin for the discharge control Nch-FET.
`excess Current, whereas it turns ON the gate in the excess charge or the normal region.
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`.... Output (Pch open-drain)
`CO (Pin No. 1)
`Gate connection pin for the charge control Nch-FET. This pin turns ON the gate in the excess current region,
`whereasit turns ON the gate in the normal or excess discharge region.
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`Input
`....
`CM (Pin No. 5)
`Voltage detection pin (between CM and Vgs). Detects the discharge current value of the battery due to a drop
`in the voltage of the FET.
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`M Absolute Maximum Ratings
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`Table 2
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`Ta=25°C
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`Inputvoltage between Vcc=Vss Vss -0.3 to +18 Poy|Input voltage between Vcc- CM
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`EH Electrical Characteristics
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`Table 3
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`Ta=25°C
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`Excess charge detection
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`Conditions
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`(1) Measurement1
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`To measure excess charge detection voltage Voy, excess charge release voltage Vcp, excess discharge
`detection voltage Vpp, and excess discharge release voltage Vpu, follow these steps:
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`@ In the normal region with Voc =Vcp, Vom=0 V, excess charge detection voltage Vcuy is the voltage of
`Vec when CO goeslow after gradually increasing Vcc.
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`@ In the excess charge region with Vcc =Vcut+0.1 V. Vom=0 V, excess charge release voltage Vcp is
`the voltage of Vcc when CO goeshigh after gradually increasing Vcc.
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`@ Inthe normal region with Vcc = Vcp, Vom=0 V, excess discharge detection voltage Vppis the voltage of
`Vcc when DO goeslow after gradually decreasing Vcc.
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`In the excess discharge region with Vcc =2.0 V, Vom=0 V, excess discharge release voltage Vpy is
`the voltage of Vcc when DO goeshigh after gradually increasing Vcc.
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`Note: Rise and fall speeds of Vcc are each specified at 150 V/sec orless.
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`To measure excess charge detection time Tou, excess discharge detection time Tpp, and excess current
`detection time Torr, follow these steps:
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`@ In the normal region with Vcc = Vcu-0.1 V, Vom=0 V, excess charge detection time Tcu is the time
`from when Vcc is Vcu + 0.1 V to when CO goes low.
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`@ In the normal region with Voc = Vpp + 0.1 V, Vom=0 V, excess discharge detection time Tpp is the time
`from when Vcc = Vpp-0.1 V to when DO goeslow.
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`@ In the normal region with Vcc = 3.5 V, Vom=0 V, excess current detection time Torr is the time from
`when Venis 3.5 V to when DO goeslow.
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`@ In the normal region with Voc = 3.5 V, Vom= 0 V, normal operating current consumption lopeis 11.
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`@ In the excess discharge region with Voc =2.0 V, Vcom=2.0 V, current consumption Ippn in power-
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`(4) Measurement 4
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`To measures DO ‘H’ voltage Vpo(H), DO ‘L’ voltage Vpo(L), follow these steps:
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`In the normal region with Vcc =3.5 V, Vom= OV, S1=open, S2=close, V2=0 V, DO ‘H’ voltage Vpo(H)
`is the voltage of V2 when [2 is 10 wA after gradually increasing V2.
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`In the excess current region with Vcc =3.5 V, Vom=3.5 V, S1=close, S2=open, V1=0 V, DO ‘L’
`voltage Vpo(L) is the voltag of V1 when 11=10 JA after gradually increasing V1.
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`To measure CO ‘H’ voltage Vco(H), follow the step:
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`@ In the normal region with Voc =3.5 V, Vom=0 V, V1=0 V, CO ‘H’ voltage Vcoo(H) is the voltage of V1
`when {1=10 ZA after gradually increasing V1.
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`(5) Measurement 5
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`(6) Measurement 6
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`To measure excess current detection voltage Viovy,follow the step:
`@ In the normal region with Voc = 3.5 V, V1=0 V, S1=close S2=close, excess current detection voltage
`Viov is the voltage of the CM pin when DO goeslow after opening S1 and after gradually increasing V1.
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`Hi Operation
`Normal!
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`This IC monitors both the voltage and the current of a battery connected between Vcc and Vss, and controls
`charge and discharge. Whenthe voltage of the battery is over Vpp, and below Vcu, and the voltage of the CM
`pin is bewlow Viov,this IC turns ON the charge and discharge FETs.This is called the normal region.
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`Excess Charge
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`In the normal region, when the voltage of the battery being charged exceeds Vcu, this IC stops charge by
`turning OFF the charge FET. This is called the_excess charge region. When the battery voltage goes below
`Vep, the state returns to the normal.
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`Excess Discharge
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`In the normal region, when the voltage of the battery being discharged goes below Vpp, this !C stops discharge
`by turning OFF the discharge FET. Current consumption of the IC turns to Ippn at this time. This is called the
`excess discharge region.
`When a chargeris connected in the excess discharge region and the battery voltage exceeds Vpu, the state
`returns to the normal.
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`Excess Current
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`In the normal region, when the voltage of the CM pin exceeds Vioy during discharge, this IC stops discharge by
`turning OFF the discharge FET. This is called excess current.
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`The state is returned to the normal by being more than 500Mnoresistance between EB+ and EB-, for example,
`by removing load.
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`Delay Circuit
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`This IC is provided with a comparator for monitoring excess charge detection, excess discharge detection or
`excess current. Also, it has delay time from when the comparator detects the voltage to when the output voltage
`is inverted at DO and CO pins.
`Delay occurs only during the following operations.
`(1) The “comparator” detects the excess charge detection voltage — Delay time — CO pin changesto the
`Hi-Z level.
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`(2) The "comparator” detects the excess discharge detection voltage — Delay time — DO pin changes to
`the Vsg_ level.
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`(3) The *comparator” detects the excess current detection voltage > Delay time + DO pin changesto the
`Vsg level.
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`Battery Protection IC Connection Diagram
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`Figure 6
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`Install an R1* less than 1 KQ.
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`+ The R2 is a pull-down resistor which turns OFF FET2. The R2 also protects the IC when the charger is connected
`reversely. Use a resistor from 100 KO. or more to 1 MQ orless.
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`* The R3 protects the IC when the charger is connected reversely. Use a resistor from 1 KQ or more to 10 KQ orless.
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`install a C1* more than 0.47yF.
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`*
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`if they are needed for ESD ( Electric Static Discharge ) protection.
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`* The connection diagram explain typical applications of the products, and do not guarantee any
`massproduction design.
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`Handling Precautions
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`In the excess discharge region, the voltage of the CM pin rises to the power supply voltage Vcc. This forces
`‘the built-in comparator to stop. Unless the CM pin is down to the Vcc level or less by connecting a charger,
`the excess discharge state can beretained.
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`Wheninitially connecting the battery to the IC, the state may go to the excess discharge state depending
`upon the characteristics of the capacitor or resistor attached to the CM pin. To return to the normal region,
`set the CM pin to the Vsg level or less (connect a charger).
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`Oscillation may occur depending upon the value of the capacitor or resistor attached to the CM or DO pin.
`Select one from the following parts:
`FETgate capacity: A capacitor of 5000 pF or less
`Wiring resistance on the PCB between DO pin and FET1 gate: A resistor of 5 0 or less
`(Refer to Figure 4, Battery Protection iC Diagram )
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`impedance to stop
`the battery voltage drops due to its internal
`- When the excess current generates,
`dischrage. If the voltage goes below the operating voltage of the IC (2.0 V), the excess discharge state may
`be retained even when the load is released. To return to the normal region, set the CM pin to the Vss or less
`(connect a charger).
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`HM Dimensions
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`0.65 min.
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`2.5+0.2
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`0.65 min.
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`0.440.05
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`M Markings
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`Product name (abbreviation)
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`H Taping
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`1. Temperature Characteristics of the Voltage Detector (Example: S8491AUP-DKA-T2)
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