Li-Ion Charge Termination IC


Posted on Dec 23, 2012

Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries are rapidly becoming the battery of choice for many battery-powered products. These products include notebook computers, PDAs, video camcorders, digital cameras, cellular phones, portable test equipment and others. Compared to other rechargeable power sources, Li-Ion batteries have higher energy density for both weight and volume and provide longer run time between charges.



Charging Li-Ion batteries is a relatively simple process. Apply a current-limited (at a 1C rate) constant voltage (±1% tolerance) for approximately three hours, then stop charging. (C is a battery term used to indicate the Amperehour capacity of a




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