MITSMI MM1412 Datasheet

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1432

8567

VSOP-8A

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Protection of Lithium-Ion Batteries MM1412

Protection of Lithium-Ion Batteries

Monolithic IC MM1412

Outline

This IC is used to protect lithium-ion batteries consisting of two cells. It adopts a compact package and has
the functions of previous models, with functions for overcharge detection, overdischarge detection and
overcurrent detection. A dead time can be set externally.

Features

1. Overcharge detection voltage accuracy (0°C to 50°C) ±25mV/cell

2. Consumption current (Vcell=4.5V) 150µA typ.

3. Consumption current (Vcell=3.5V) 15.0µA typ.

4. Consumption current (Vcell=1.9V) 0.5µA typ.

5. Overcharge sensing dead time can be set externally.

Package

VSOP-8A

Applications

IC for protection of lithium-ion batteries consisting of two cells.

Pin Assignment

1 OC

2 GD

3 CS

4 GND

5 TD

6 VL

7 V

8 VH

CC

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Block Diagram

Protection of Lithium-Ion Batteries MM1412

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Pin Description

Protection of Lithium-Ion Batteries MM1412

Pin No.

Pin name

Functions

Overcharge detection output pin

PNPT

R open collector output

1 OC

Overcharge mode: ON

Normal mode, overdischarge mode, overcurrent mode: OFF

Discharge control FET (N-ch) control output pin

2 GD Normal mod, overcharge mode: H

Overdischarge mode, overcurrent mode: L

Overcurrent detection input pin

Monitors discharge current equivalently by the voltage drop between discharge control FET source

3 CS

and drain. Stops discharge when voltage between CS pin and GND pin goes above overcurrent

detection threshold value, and holds until load is released.

4 GND Ground pin, or lower cell load negative pole input pin.

Overcharge detection dead time setting pin

5 TD

Dead time can be set by adding a capacitor between TD and GND pins.

Battery intermediate potential input pin

6 VL

Connection pin for lower cell positive electrode side and upper cell negative electrode side.

7 V

CC Power supply input pin

8 VH Upper cell positive electrode input pin

Note: Mode Descriptions

(1) Overcharge mode

Either H cell or L cell battery voltage exceeds overcharge detection voltage. Overcharge detection
operation delay can be set by the dead time setting pin.

(2) Normal mode

Both H and L cell battery voltages exceed overdischarge detection voltage and are less than
overcharge detection voltage.

(3) Overdischarge mode

Either H or L cell battery voltage is less than overdischarge detection voltage.
Overdischarge detection dead time is set internally. Overdischarge mode is released when charging
causes voltage to rise above overdischarge detection voltage. Also, when battery voltage goes above
overdischarge release voltage, it resets without charging, but the value is set high. (This function is
included in case charging can not be detected. Also, this release voltage has a temperature coefficient
of

-

6mV/°C.)

(4) Overcurrent mode

Voltage between CS and GND exceeds overcurrent detection voltage during discharge.