The M62254FP is designed as standard battery charger
controller. The M62254FP has functions which require for
the battery charge control on single chip. Not only the
combination of M62254 and MCU capable of handling
battery charge control, but also it is capable of monitoring
battery temperature, prevent from over current or voltage,
using minimal peripherals. It also has feedback function to
the primary source of SW power supply, which can used to
control feedback of charge current and output voltage.
FEATURE
Built-in Reset circuit and WDT function
Built-in Multiplexer and Level magnification circuit with
4 input ports
Built-in two standard stand alone OPAmp
Built-in Sub-switch circuit with feedback function
Built-in 3 line serial data interface function
Built-in Low inputÅEoutput operation 5V voltage
regulator function
Built-in Charge current/output voltage control circuit
APPLICATIONS
Video camera, Hand carry telephone and general battery
charger for other digital equipments
A-D reference voltage=0.4V
Voltage setting reference voltage = 4.0V
See Table 1
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See Table 2
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See Table 3
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See Table 4
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See Table 5
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See Table 6
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See Table 7
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See Table 8
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Table1: Current control data
D3D2D1D0Current control OPAmp input voltageCurrent Ratio
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0V0
20mV
40mV
80mV
160mV
240mV
320mV
–
Tricle
* During trickle charge, use constant voltage mode and charge directly to the battery
using external resister
* 20mV is selected at RESET
Table2: Voltage control data
D3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
* Output port of MCU can be used to control the voltage and current settings
* 4.0V is selected at RESET
D2D1D0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
Voltage control OPAmp input voltageVoltage Ratio
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
04.8V12
0V
0.4V
0.8V
1.2V
1.6V
2.0V
2.4V
2.8V
3.2V
3.6V
4.0V
4.4V
1/16
1/8
1/4
1/2
3/4
1
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Table3: LED driver select
D2D1D0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
LED3 LED2 LED1
OFFOFFOFF
OFF
OFF
OFFON
ON
OFF
OFFONON
ONOFFOFF
ON
OFFON
ONONOFF
ONONON
Table4: Main SW
D1D0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
SW1 SW2
OFF OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
Not Select
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Table5: Sub SW
D0SW
OFF0
1ON
Table6: Amp. select
D1D0
0
0
1
* Amp1 output is selected at RESET
Table7: A-D input select
D1D0State
0
0
1
1
* Input 1 is selected at RESET
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
State
Select Amp1 output
Select Amp2 input
Select Amp2 output
Select input 1
Select input 2
Select input 3
Select input 4
Table8: A-D Reference voltage select
D3D2D1D0State
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
* 0.4V is selected at RESET
Note: All outputs will be OFF at RESET
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
Select 0V
Select 0.4V
Select 0.8V
Select 1.2V
Select 1.6V
Select 2.0V
Select 2.4V
Select 2.8V
Select 3.2V
Select 3.6V
Select 4.0V
Select 4.4V
Select 4.8V
«Function block descriptions»
(1) A-D converter input
Voltage regulator
reference voltage
Select the desire reference voltage to be detected by serial data from the MCU.
The input voltage level of IN1~IN4 will be magnified 4 times using selected
reference voltage as a center. This magnified data will be return to the A-D
input port of the MCU. As result, accuracy of the A-D converter of the MCU will
be increased by 2 bit.
(2) +5V voltage regulator
Q1
IDD
4.8V
0.4V
+5V
~
~
*Connect few 1000pF capacitor to stabilize the reference voltage
since it is capable of driving external PNP Tr. base
up to 20mA, it can supply current of IDDMAX =
20mA x Q1hFE.
Also, since this is low I/O type power source, it can
operate VCC MIN = VCC – VDD = 0.1V.
+
-
31
+
-
REF
*
VccV
B
DD
V
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(3) Watch Dog Timer
5V
VTH+∆VTH
VDD
0V
2.7V
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VTH
TC
WD
RESET
1
2 3
4
5 6
7 8
9
0.2V
0V
0V
tWDIN
0V
1
When VDD reaches 4.75V (VTH1+∆VTH1); after fixed amount of time (td), Reset pin outputs "High"
and begin charging of the condenser connected TC pin.
When TC pin reaches 2.7V (VTH2(H)); the condenser connected TC pin begin discharge, and the
Reset pin outputs "Low". During the Reset outputs "High" for the first time; the time of charge will
be tWD + tRT(1),since TC pin begin charging its condenser starting from 0V.
When TC pin drops to 0.2V (VTH2(L)); the Reset will outputs "High" again. At same time, TC pin will
begin charging again. Unless correct clock input is given to WD pin, the TC pin will repeats the
charging from 0.2V to 2.7V, and the Reset will also repeats "High" during the tWD cycle, and "Low"
during tRT(2) cycle.
When correct clock input is given to WD pin before TC pin reaches 2.7V, the Reset holds "High"
output.
When incorrect clock is given to WD pin, the TC pin will repeats the charging from 0.2V to 2.7V, and
the Reset will also repeats "High" during the tWD cycle, and "Low" during tRT(2) cycle.
When VDD drops down to 4.25V (VTH1), the Reset circuit will function, and it will output "Low" to
Reset pin and TC pin changes to discharging state.
td
2
tRT(1)
tRT(2)
tWD
3 456 789
(4) Reset circuit
∆VTH1
VTH1
VDD
0.65
RESET
Output
When VDD reaches 4.75V (VTH1+∆VTH1), the Reset outputs
1
"High" after fixed amount of time (td).
2
When VDD drops below 4.25V (VTH1), the Reset outputs
"Low"
3
When VDD reaches 4.75V (VTH1+∆VTH1) again, the Reset
outputs "High" after fixed amount of time (td). Also, Reset
output will be "Low" until VDD reaches 0.65V(typ).
td
1
td
23
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Word description:
td : The time after VDD reaching Reset release voltage to "High" Reset output.
tRT(1) : The time TC pin voltage changes from 0V to VTH2(L), when VDD is given.
tWD : The time TC pin voltage changes from VTH2(L) to VTH2(H).
tRT(2) : The time TC pin voltage changes from VTH2(H) to VTH2(L).
M62254FP
1. Regarding the pin (Ctd pin) capacity and the delay time (td)
The delay time (td) of Reset output can be found using following equation.
2. Regarding charge and discharge of pin (TC pin)
When incorrect clock is given to the WD pin, the voltage level of TC pin will be changed as show below.
tRT(1)
3. Regarding the input clock, input pulse width, charging time, and discharging time of pin (WD pin)26
25
td = 2x10 x Ctd (S)
5
tWD
27
tRT(2)
tRT(1) = 8 x 10 x Ctd (S)
tWD = 1 x 10 x CT (S)
tRT(2) = 2.5 x 10 x CT (S)
3
5
4
When correct clock is given to the WD pin, the voltage level of TC pin will be changed as show below.
2.7V
xV
TC
t1
WD
Please, set the pulse width (tWDIN) more than tWDIN(MIN).
t2
tWDIN(MIN)
0.2V
t1 = 1 x 10 x CT x
t2 = x t1
5
1
4
x - 0.2
2.5
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Pin description
Pin #SymbolDescription
24
CS
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The serial data input pin which used to receives 8 bit wide serial data.
23
22
17
11
12~15
16
10
9
7 , 8
3~5
19
21
20
29
30
28
32
2 , 33
1 , 34
36 , 35
31
6
18
27
26
25
CK
DI
DOUT
REF
IN1~4
ISENSE
CD
SSW
MSW1~2
LED1~3
vDD
VB
Vcc
IDET
Iadj
VDET
P.C
OPIN1-,IN2-
OPIN1+,IN2+
OPOUT1,2
GND
P.GND
RESET
TC
WD
CtdThe pin used to connect capacitor to determine delay time the output after the Reset.
The shift clock input pin which takes the input signal of DI pin to 8 bit shift register by
the rising edge of the clock signal.
When CS pin is "Low", this pin can receive the data into the 8 bit shift register. The
each bit will be latched at rising edge of the clock signal.
The output pin of the amplified A-D input.
The reference voltage output pin of the A-D converter.
The A-D converter input pin.
The current sense input pin.
The input pin for the current detection to feed back of sub-switch driver.
The sub-switch driver output pin.
The main switch driver output pin. (Open collector)
The LED driver output pin. (Open collector)
The stabilized +5V output pin.
The pre-drive pin which used to connect the external PNP Tr.
The power supply pin.
The current detection input pin.
The input pin for current detection adjustment.
The voltage detection input pin.
The feedback pin for voltage and current control.
The inverted input pin of Op. amp.
The non-inverted input pin of Op. amp.
The Op. amp. output pin. (Open collector output)
The ground pin.
The ground pin of power unit. (Main switch driver and LED driver)
The output pin of Reset and WDT. (Pulled up to VDD)
The pin used to connect capacitor to determine the time constant of WDT.
The input pin of the WDT.
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Items
Power supply voltage
Main switch drive current
Sub switch drive current
LED drive current
Regulator output current
P.C drive currentIPC
Main switch max. voltage
Sub switch max. voltage
LED max. drive voltage
P.C max. voltage
Power dissipation
Thermal derating ratio
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
Stabilized voltage output
Input variable ratio
Load variable ratio
Ripple remove ratio
Min. I/O voltage difference
5V power supply
VDD detection voltage
Hysteresis voltage
WD input current
WD "H" input voltage
WD "L" input voltage
TC charge current
TC discharge current
Reset output saturation voltage
WDT time
Reset timer time