IC Block Diagram................................................................................................................................................... 5
Typical Test Hookup .............................................................................................................................................. 7
Evaluation Board Bill of Materials.......................................................................................................................... 9
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LX2206 EVALUATION BOARD USER GUIDE
INTRODUCTION TO PRODUCT
The LX2206 Evaluation Board is available from Microsemi for evaluating the performance of the LX2206 Battery Charger
integrated circuit. The component sizes used on the evaluation board facilitate easy probing, however, in practice, smaller
component sizes are recommended to minimize the circuit physical size.
EY FEATURES
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Two independent programmable charge currents
0.5% Float voltage tolerance
Charging up to 1A.
Charging from USB port.
USB current compliance
Full battery Indicator
CC/CV w thermal Feedback
Battery temp monitor
Precision charge termination
Power Good Indicator
PPLICATIONS
A
MP3 player
PDA
PMC
Digital Camera
Charge cradle
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LX2206 EVALUATION BOARD USER GUIDE
LX2206EVAL CONNECTIONS
Connections: The LX2206 Evaluation Board has
one power input and one power output connection.
FUNCTION PIN NAME
Input Power PWR 5V +/- 0.65V
Input RTN GND 0V
Battery + BAT+ 0V to 4.3V
Battery - RTN 0V
Jumpers: The LX2206 Evaluation Board has two
position jumper blocks. The jumper can be moved to
select either a high logic level or low logic level. It is
also possible to remove the jumper and apply a
voltage directly to the center pin of the jumper block.
Hookup: The following is a demonstration scenario
that can be used to evaluate the LX2206.
VOLTAGE
and the Negative terminal to the RTN
terminal.
2) Apply a +5V power source to the PWR
terminal and the power supply return to the
GND terminal.
3) Move the SHUTDOWN jumper to the ON
position.
4) The POWER ATTACHED and CHARGING
LEDs should be lit when the battery is
charging and the POWER ATTACHED and
FULL LEDs should be lit when the battery is
fully charged.
5) Monitor the charge current into the battery
with a current probe.
6) Verify that the current changes levels
between approximately 92mA and 460mA
when the I PGM jumper is moved between
its two positions.
7) Verify that moving the SHUTDOWN battery
to the OFF position extinguishes the LEDs
and terminates the charge cycle.
8) The thermal lockout can be tested by
removing RT1 and replacing it with a
variable resistor to simulate the resistance of
RT1 under extreme hot and cold conditions.
1) Apply the single cell Lithium Ion or Lithium
polymer battery to the battery screw terminal
block. Be sure to connect the positive
terminal of the battery to the BAT+ terminal
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LX2206TYPICAL TEST HOOKUP
BAT TEMP
NTC
RTN
INTEGRATED PRODUCTS
RT1
R8R9R10
-
3
Single Cell
Lithium Ion
Battery
+
RTN
BAT+
R4
R5
C2
R1
BATTERY
1
LX2206
PWR
+
5V Power
Supply
GND
STATUS
CHARGING
R6
C3
FULL
LX2206 DUAL LEVEL LITHIUM-ION
C1
-
Figure 3 – LX2206 Typical Test Hookup
BATTERY CHARGER EVAL PCB
PCB
LAYOUT RECOMMENDATIONS
It is recommended that C1 and C2 be located within
1cm of the LX2206. The CMP capacitor should be
located close to the IN and CMP pins. Also the high
impedance summing node connecting to the TMP pin
should be kept relatively short to prevent the coupling
of noise into this node. It is important that the LX2206
have a good thermal path to ambient to dissipate
heat. The simplest way to do this is to heatsink the
LX2206 bottom pad directly to the ground plane by
placing 4 or more vias in the ground pad directly
under the LX2206 footprint.