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ACTIVE
Rating |
Automotive |
Features |
Integrated ADC, Overtemperature protection, Overvoltage protection, Stackable (built-in interface), Temperature sensing, Undertemperature protection, Undervoltage protection |
Vin (max) (V) |
15 |
Communication interface |
Daisy chain, SPI controller, UART |
Device type |
Pack monitor |
Operating temperature range (°C) |
-40 to 125 |
Battery overvoltage protection (min) (V) |
2.7 |
Battery overvoltage protection (max) (V) |
4.5 |
TI functional safety category |
Functional Safety-Compliant |
Operating current (typ) (µA) |
10400 |
HTQFP (PAP)-64-144 mm² 12 x 12
BQ79631-Q1 provides high-accuracy measurement capable of measuring divided down voltages from high voltage nodes such as Pack+ (HV Battery Positive terminal), Fuse, Charge (Port), Link (Load) in a battery junction box (BJB) or battery disconnect unit (BDU) system. Key voltage measurements can make use of the integrated digital low-pass filters. The device has a highly accurate integrated current sense ADC capable of measuring current in low-side shunt resistor. The device is capable of measuring the insulation resistance with internal ADC and able to control any switching scheme needed for this measurement. There are eight GPIOs/auxillary inputs that can be used for thermistor measurement, driving relays, measuring voltages, and being a master SPI interface to peripheral SPI devices. The isolated bi-directional daisy-chain ports support both capacitor or transformer based isolation. The device also supports communication over UART.
Host communication to the BQ79631-Q1 can be connected via the devices dedicated UART interface or through a communication bridge device, BQ79600-Q1. Additionally, an isolated, differential daisy-chain communication interface allows the host to communicate with the other UIR monitors and even cell monitors over a single interface. In the event of a communication line break, the daisy-chain communication interface is configurable to a ring architecture that allows the host to talk to devices at either end of the stack.