1. Takie pytanko mam jeżeli mam 11 akumulatorów NIMH to da się zrobić tak żeby ładować je szeregowo, ale żeby dawały prąd równolegle? Może trochę nie precyzyjnie napisałem, ale wiadomo o co chodzi. 2. Czy wie ktoś skąd wziąć w Warszawie układ MAX712? 3. Robię taki układ ładujący (opis w załączniku dla 10 aku 1,2V 1900 mah) 11 akumulatorów nimh 3000 mah 1,2 V czy ktoś pomógłby mi przerobić tak ten uklad żeby działało dla tych moich 11? W załączniku opis do MAX712 i całego układu. Proszę o pomoc
EVALUATION KIT AVAILABLE
MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
LE
AVAILAB
General Description
The MAX712/MAX713 fast-charge Nickel Metal Hydride
(NiMH) and Nickel Cadmium (NiCd) batteries from a DC
source at least 1.5V higher than the maximum battery
voltage. 1 to 16 series cells can be charged at rates up
to 4C. A voltage-slope detecting analog-to-digital converter, timer, and temperature window comparator determine
charge completion. The MAX712/MAX713 are powered
by the DC source via an on-board +5V shunt regulator.
They draw a maximum of 5µA from the battery when not
charging. A low-side current-sense resistor allows the
battery charge current to be regulated while still
supplying power to the battery’s load.
The MAX712 terminates fast charge by detecting zero
voltage slope, while the MAX713 uses a negative
voltage-slope detection scheme. Both parts come in 16pin DIP and SO packages. An external power PNP transistor, blocking diode, three resistors, and three
capacitors are the only required external components.
The evaluation kit is available: Order the MAX712EVKITDIP for quick evaluation of the linear charger.
________________________Applications
Battery-Powered Equipment
Laptop, Notebook, and Palmtop Computers
Handy-Terminals
Cellular Phones
Portable Consumer Products
Portable Stereos
Cordless Phones
Features
♦ Fast-Charge NiMH or NiCd Batteries
♦ Voltage Slope, Temperature, and Timer
Fast-Charge Cutoff
♦ Charge 1 to 16 Series Cells
♦ Supply Battery’s Load While Charging
(Linear Mode)
♦ Fast Charge from C/4 to 4C Rate
♦ C/16 Trickle-Charge Rate
♦ Automatically Switch from Fast to Trickle Charge
♦ Linear Mode Power Control
♦ 5µA (max) Drain on Battery when Not Charging
♦ 5V Shunt Regulator Powers External Logic
Ordering Information
PART
TEMP RANGE
0°C to +70°C
16 Plastic DIP
MAX712CSE
MAX712C/D
MAX712EPE
0°C to +70°C
0°C to +70°C
-40°C to +85°C
16 Narrow SO
Dice*
16 Plastic DIP
MAX712ESE
MAX712MJE
-40°C to +85°C
-55°C to +125°C
16 Narrow SO
16 CERDIP**
Ordering Information continued at end of data sheet.
*Contact factory for dice specifications.
**Contact factory for availability and processing to MIL-STD-883.
Typical Operating Circuit
Functional Diagrams
Q1
2N6109
DC IN
15 V+
PGM1 4
C1
1μF
MAX712
MAX713
12 BATT-
TLO 6
11 CC
FASTCHG 8
BATT+
REF
MAX712
MAX713
R3
68kΩ
13 GND
THI 5
TEMP 7
VLIMIT
14 DRV
PGM0 3
D1
1N4001
V+
16 REF
BATT+ 2
DRV
THI
WALL
CUBE
VLIMIT 1
R2
150Ω
C4
0.01μF
R1
Pin Configuration
TOP VIEW
PIN-PACKAGE
MAX712CPE
BATTERY
C3
10μF
TEMP
10μF
R4
22kΩ
LOAD
CC BATT- TLO GND
10 PGM3
9
PGM2
Pin Configurations appear at end of data sheet.
Functional Diagrams continued at end of data sheet.
DIP/SO
UCSP is a trademark of Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.
C2
0.01μF
For pricing, delivery, and ordering information, please contact Maxim Direct
at 1-888-629-4642, or visit Maxim’s website at www.maximintegrated.com.
RSENSE
19-0100; Rev 6; 12/08
MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
V+ to BATT- .................................................................-0.3V, +7V
BATT- to GND ........................................................................±1V
BATT+ to BATTPower Not Applied............................................................±20V
With Power Applied ................................The higher of ±20V or
±2V x (programmed cells)
DRV to GND ..............................................................-0.3V, +20V
FASTCHG to BATT- ...................................................-0.3V, +12V
All Other Pins to GND......................................-0.3V, (V+ + 0.3V)
V+ Current.........................................................................100mA
DRV Current. .....................................................................100mA
REF Current.........................................................................10mA
Continuous Power Dissipation (TA = +70°C)
Plastic DIP (derate 10.53mW/°C above +70°C............842mW
Narrow SO (derate 8.70mW/°C above +70°C .............696mW
CERDIP (derate 10.00mW/°C above +70°C ................800mW
Operating Temperature Ranges
MAX71_C_E .......................................................0°C to +70°C
MAX71_E_E .................................................... -40°C to +85°C
MAX71_MJE ................................................. -55°C to +125°C
Storage Temperature Range .............................-65°C to +150°C
Lead Temperature (soldering, 10s) .................................+300°C
Stresses beyond those listed under “Absolute Maximum Ratings” may cause permanent damage to the device. These are stress ratings only, and functional
operation of the device at these or any other conditions beyond those indicated in the operational sections of the specifications is not implied. Exposure to
absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability.
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
(IV+ = 10mA, TA = TMIN to TMAX, unless otherwise noted. Refer to the Typical Operating Circuit. All measurements are with respect to
BATT-, not GND.)
PARAMETER
V+ Voltage
CONDITIONS
5mA & lt; IV+ & lt; 20mA
IV+ (Note 1)
MIN
TYP
4.5
MAX
5.5
5
BATT+ Leakage
PGM0 = PGM1 = BATT-, BATT+ = 30V
V
mA
V+ = 0V, BATT+ = 17V
BATT+ Resistance with Power On
UNITS
5
µA
30
kΩ
C1 Capacitance
0.5
µF
C2 Capacitance
5
nF
REF Voltage
0mA & lt; IREF & lt; 1mA
1.96
2.04
V
Undervoltage Lockout
Per cell
0.35
0.50
V
External VLIMIT Input Range
1.25
2.50
V
THI, TLO, TEMP Input Range
0
2
V
-10
10
mV
THI, TLO Offset Voltage (Note 2)
0V & lt; TEMP & lt; 2V, TEMP voltage rising
THI, TLO, TEMP, VLIMIT Input Bias Current
-1
1
µA
VLIMIT Accuracy
1.2V & lt; VLIMIT & lt; 2.5V, 5mA & lt; IDRV & lt; 20mA,
PGM0 = PGM1 = V+
-30
30
mV
Internal Cell Voltage Limit
VLIMIT = V+
1.6
1.65
1.7
V
mV
Fast-Charge VSENSE
Voltage-Slope Sensitivity (Note 3)
250
275
1.5
3.9
7.0
PGM3 = open
4.5
7.8
12.0
PGM3 = REF
12.0
15.6
20.0
PGM3 = BATT-
Trickle-Charge VSENSE
225
PGM3 = V+
26.0
31.3
38.0
MAX713
-2.5
MAX712
0
mV
mV/tA
per cell
Timer Accuracy
-15
15
%
Battery-Voltage to Cell-Voltage
Divider Accuracy
-1.5
1.5
%
DRV Sink Current
2
VDRV = 10V
30
mA
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MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued)
(IV+ = 10mA, TA = TMIN to TMAX, unless otherwise noted. Refer to the Typical Operating Circuit. All measurements are with respect to
BATT-, not GND.)
PARAMETER
CONDITIONS
MIN
FASTCHG Low Current
V FASTCHG = 0.4V
FASTCHG High Current
Battery voltage ÷ number of cells programmed
MAX
V FASTCHG = 10V
A/D Input Range (Note 4)
TYP
UNITS
2
mA
10
1.9
1.4
µA
V
Note 1: The MAX712/MAX713 are powered from the V+ pin. Since V+ shunt regulates to +5V, R1 must be small enough to allow at
least 5mA of current into the V+ pin.
Note 2: Offset voltage of THI and TLO comparators referred to TEMP.
Note 3: tA is the A/D sampling interval (Table 3).
Note 4: This specification can be violated when attempting to charge more or fewer cells than the number programmed. To ensure
proper voltage-slope fast-charge termination, the (maximum battery voltage) ÷ (number of cells programmed) must fall
within the A/D input range.
Typical Operating Characteristics
(TA = +25°C, unless otherwise noted.)
CURRENT-SENSE AMPLIFIER
FREQUENCY RESPONSE (with 15pF)
CURRENT-SENSE AMPLIFIER
FREQUENCY RESPONSE (with 10nF)
MAX712/13 toc01
40
MAX712/13 toc02
20
C2 = 15pF
FASTCHG = 0V
0
10
+
VIN
-
CC
GND
-10
-120
-20
-80
VOUT
-
BATT-
-20
1k
-40
Φ
-80
+
CURRENTSENSE
AMP
0
100k
10k
1M
10M
-120
100
10
FREQUENCY (Hz)
FREQUENCY (Hz)
SHUNT-REGULATOR VOLTAGE
vs. CURRENT
CURRENT ERROR-AMPLIFIER
TRANSCONDUCTANCE
1
ALPHA SENSORS PART No. 14A1002
STEINHART-HART INTERPOLATION
MAX712/13 toc05
MAX712/13 toc04
1.6
35
5.2
5.0
1.4
DRV SINKING CURRENT
4.8
4.6
30
1.2
25
1.0
20
0.8
15
0.6
10
0.4
5.4
TEMP PIN VOLTAGE (V)
10
DRV NOT SINKING CURRENT
5.6
V+ VOLTAGE (V)
DRV PIN SINK CURRENT(mA)
FASTCHG = 0V, V+ = 5V
5.8
MAX712/13 toc03
100
10k
1k
5
4.4
4.2
0.1
1.95
4.0
1.97
1.99
2.01
VOLTAGE ON CC PIN (V)
Maxim Integrated
2.03
2.05
0.2
0
10
20
30
40
CURRENT INTO V+ PIN (mA)
50
60
BATTERY THERMISTOR RESISTANCE (kΩ)
BATT-
-10
-40
0
AV
GAIN (dB)
AV
Φ
PHASE (DEGREES)
GAIN (dB)
10
0
40
C2 = 10nF
FASTCHG = 0V
PHASE (DEGREES)
20
0
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
BATTERY TEMPERATURE(°C)
3
MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
Typical Operating Characteristics (continued)
(TA = +25°C, unless otherwise noted.)
MAX713
NiCd BATTERY CHARGING
CHARACTERISTICS AT C RATE
MAX713
NiMH BATTERY CHARGING
CHARACTERISTICS AT C RATE
MAX712/13 toc06
T
1.45
30
25
1.40
0
30
60
1.55
ΔV
CUTOFF
Δt
V
35
30
1.50
T
25
1.45
90
0
30
60
90
CHARGE TIME (MINUTES)
CHARGE TIME (MINUTES)
MAX713
NiCd BATTERY-CHARGING
CHARACTERISTICS AT C/2 RATE
MAX713
NiMH BATTERY CHARGING
CHARACTERISTICS AT C/2 RATE
MAX712/13 toc09
V
30
T
25
1.40
50
100
1.50
35
V
1.45
30
T
1.40
0
150
CHARGE TIME (MINUTES)
MAX713
CHARGING CHARACTERISTICS OF A
FULLY-CHARGED NiMH BATTERY
40
1.55
35
30
T
1.45
25
5
10
15
CHARGE TIME (MINUTES)
4
MAX712/13 toc11
20
V
1.60
CELL VOLTAGE (V)
ΔV
CUTOFF
Δt
CELL TEMPERATURE (°C)
CELL VOLTAGE (V)
1.60
0
100
50
150
CHARGE TIME (MINUTES)
1.65
5 MINUTE REST
BETWEEN CHARGES
V
25
MAX713
CHARGING CHARACTERISTICS OF A
FULLY CHARGED NiMH BATTERY
MAX712/13 toc10
1.65
40
ΔV
CUTOFF
Δt
40
ΔV
CUTOFF
Δt
1.55
35
5-HOUR REST
BETWEEN CHARGES
1.50
30
T
CELL TEMPERATURE (°C)
0
CELL VOLTAGE (V)
1.45
35
CELL TEMPERATURE (°C)
CELL VOLTAGE (V)
1.55
ΔV
CUTOFF
Δt
1.50
CELL TEMPERATURE (°C)
MAX712/13 toc08
1.50
CELL TEMPERATURE (°C)
35
40
1.60
CELL VOLTAGE (V)
ΔV
CUTOFF
Δt
V
1.50
CELL TEMPERATURE (°C)
40
1.55
CELL VOLTAGE (V)
MAX712/13 toc07
25
1.45
0
5
10
15
CHARGE TIME (MINUTES)
20
Maxim Integrated
MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
Pin Description
PIN
NAME
FUNCTION
1
VLIMIT
Sets the maximum cell voltage. The battery terminal voltage (BATT+ - BATT-) will not exceed VLIMIT x
(number of cells). Do not allow VLIMIT to exceed 2.5V. Connect VLIMIT to VREF for normal operation.
2
BATT+
Positive terminal of battery
3, 4
PGM0,
PGM1
PGM0 and PGM1 set the number of series cells to be charged. The number of cells can be set from
1 to 16 by connecting PGM0 and PGM1 to any of V+, REF, or BATT-, or by leaving the pin unconnected
(Table 2). For cell counts greater than 11, see the Linear-Mode, High Series Cell Count section.
Charging more or fewer cells than the number programmed may inhibit ΔV fast-charge termination.
5
THI
Trip point for the over-temperature comparator. If the voltage-on TEMP rises above THI, fast charge ends.
6
TLO
Trip point for the under-temperature comparator. If the MAX712/MAX713 power on with the voltage-on
TEMP less than TLO, fast charge is inhibited and will not start until TEMP rises above TLO.
7
TEMP
8
FASTCHG
Open-drain, fast-charge status output. While the MAX712/MAX713 fast charge the battery, FASTCHG
sinks current. When charge ends and trickle charge begins, FASTCHG stops sinking current.
9, 10
PGM2,
PGM3
PGM2 and PGM3 set the maximum time allowed for fast charging. Timeouts from 33 minutes to 264
minutes can be set by connecting to any of V+, REF, or BATT-, or by leaving the pin unconnected
(Table 3). PGM3 also sets the fast-charge to trickle-charge current ratio (Table 5).
11
CC
12
BATT-
Negative terminal of battery
13
GND
System ground. The resistor placed between BATT- and GND monitors the current into the battery.
14
DRV
Current sink for driving the external PNP current source
15
V+
Shunt regulator. The voltage on V+ is regulated to +5V with respect to BATT-, and the shunt current
powers the MAX712/MAX713.
16
REF
2V reference output
Maxim Integrated
Sense input for temperature-dependent voltage from thermistors.
Compensation input for constant current regulation loop
5
MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
Getting Started
The MAX712/MAX713 are simple to use. A complete
linear-mode fast-charge circuit can be designed in a
few easy steps. A linear-mode design uses the fewest
components and supplies a load while charging.
1) Follow the battery manufacturer’s recommendations
on maximum charge currents and charge-termination
methods for the specific batteries in your application.
Table 1 provides general guidelines.
Table 1. Fast-Charge Termination Methods
Charge
Rate
NiMH Batteries
NiCd Batteries
& gt; 2C
ΔV/Δt and
temperature,
MAX712 or MAX713
ΔV/Δt and/or
temperature, MAX713
2C to C/2
ΔV/Δt and/or
temperature,
MAX712 or MAX713
ΔV/Δt and/or
temperature, MAX713
& lt; C/2
ΔV/Δt and/or
temperature, MAX712
ΔV/Δt and/or
temperature, MAX713
2) Decide on a charge rate (Tables 3 and 5). The slowest fast-charge rate for the MAX712/MAX713 is C/4,
because the maximum fast-charge timeout period is
264 minutes. A C/3 rate charges the battery in about
three hours. The current in mA required to charge at
this rate is calculated as follows:
IFAST = (capacity of battery in mAh)
–––––––––––––––––––––––––
(charge time in hours)
Depending on the battery, charging efficiency can be
as low as 80%, so a C/3 fast charge could take 3 hours
and 45 minutes. This reflects the efficiency with which
electrical energy is converted to chemical energy within
the battery, and is not the same as the powerconversion efficiency of the MAX712/MAX713.
3) Decide on the number of cells to be charged (Table 2).
If your battery stack exceeds 11 cells, see the LinearMode High Series Cell Count section. Whenever
changing the number of cells to be charged, PGM0
6
4)
5)
6)
7)
and PGM1 must be adjusted accordingly. Attempting
to charge more or fewer cells than the number programmed can disable the voltage-slope fast-charge
termination circuitry. The internal ADC’s input voltage range is limited to between 1.4V and 1.9V (see
the Electrical Characteristics), and is equal to the
voltage across the battery divided by the number of
cells programmed (using PGM0 and PGM1, as in
Table 2). When the ADC’s input voltage falls out of
its specified range, the voltage-slope termination circuitry can be disabled.
Choose an external DC power source (e.g., wall
cube). Its minimum output voltage (including ripple)
must be greater than 6V and at least 1.5V higher
than the maximum battery voltage while charging.
This specification is critical because normal fastcharge termination is ensured only if this requirement is maintained (see Powering the
MAX712/MAX713 section for more details).
For linear-mode designs, calculate the worst-case
power dissipation of the power PNP and diode (Q1
and D1 in the Typical Operating Circuit) in watts,
using the following formula:
PD PNP = (maximum wall-cube voltage under
load - minimum battery voltage) x (charge current
in amps)
Limit current into V+ to between 5mA and 20mA. For a
fixed or narrow-range input voltage, choose R1 in the
Typical Operation Circuit using the following formula:
R1 = (minimum wall-cube voltage - 5V)/5mA
Choose RSENSE using the following formula:
RSENSE = 0.25V/(IFAST)
8) Consult Tables 2 and 3 to set pin-straps before
applying power. For example, to fast charge at a
rate of C/2, set the timeout to between 1.5x or 2x the
charge period, three or four hours, respectively.
Maxim Integrated
MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
Table 2. Programming the Number
of Cells
Table 3. Programming the Maximum
Charge Time
NUMBER
OF CELLS
PGM1
CONNECTION
PGM0
CONNECTION
1
V+
V+
2
Open
V+
3
REF
V+
4
BATT-
5
TIMEOUT
(min)
A/D
SAMPLING
INTERVAL
(s) (tA)
VOLTAGESLOPE
TERMINATION
PGM3
CONN
PGM2
CONN
22
21
Disabled
V+
Open
22
21
Enabled
V+
REF
V+
33
21
Disabled
V+
V+
V+
Open
33
21
Enabled
V+
BATT-
6
Open
Open
45
42
Disabled
Open
Open
7
REF
Open
45
42
Enabled
Open
REF
8
BATT-
Open
66
42
Disabled
Open
V+
9
V+
REF
66
42
Enabled
Open
BATT-
10
Open
REF
90
84
Disabled
REF
Open
REF
90
84
Enabled
REF
REF
84
Disabled
REF
V+
11
REF
12
BATT-
REF
132
13
V+
BATT-
132
84
Enabled
REF
BATT-
180
168
Disabled
BATT-
Open
180
168
Enabled
BATT-
REF
264
168
Disabled
BATT-
V+
264
168
Enabled
BATT-
BATT-
14
Open
BATT-
15
REF
BATT-
16
BATT-
BATT-
V+
+5V SHUNT
REGULATOR
PGM2
GND
PGM3
FASTCHG
TIMED_OUT
BATT-
N
POWER_ON_RESET
TIMER
BATTFAST_CHARGE
PGM2
PGM3
THI
TEMP
TLO
ΔV
DETECTION
ΔV_DETECT
CONTROL LOGIC
IN_REGULATION
DRV
CC
V+
BATT100kΩ
GND
VLIMIT
BATT+
UNDER_VOLTAGE
HOT
TEMPERATURE
COMPARATORS
CURRENT
AND
VOLTAGE
REGULATOR
PGMx
100kΩ
COLD
PGM0
CELL_VOLTAGE
MAX712
MAX713
0.4V
BATT-
REF
PGM1
BATT-
INTERNAL IMPEDANCE OF PGM0–PGM3 PINS
Figure 1. Block Diagram
Maxim Integrated
7
MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
Detailed Description
CURRENT INTO CELL
1.5
1.4
CELL TEMPERATURE
CELL VOLTAGE (V)
The MAX712/MAX713 fast charge NiMH or NiCd batteries by forcing a constant current into the battery. The
MAX712/MAX713 are always in one of two states: fast
charge or trickle charge. During fast charge, the
current level is high; once full charge is detected, the
current reduces to trickle charge. The device monitors
three variables to determine when the battery reaches
full charge: voltage slope, battery temperature, and
charge time.
VOLTAGE
1.3
TEMPERATURE
0.4
0
A
mA
μA
1
2
1. NO POWER TO CHARGER
2. CELL VOLTAGE LESS THAN 0.4V
3. FAST CHARGE
4. TRICKLE CHARGE
5. CHARGER POWER REMOVED
3
4
5
TIME
CELL VOLTAGE (V)
VREF = VLIMIT
THI
TLO
A
mA
μA
1
2
1. NO POWER TO CHARGER
2. CELL TEMPERATURE TOO LOW
3. FAST CHARGE
4. TRICKLE CHARGE
3
TIME
Figure 3. Typical Charging Using Temperature
8
When the cell voltage slope becomes negative, fast
charge is terminated and the MAX712/MAX713 revert
to trickle-charge state (time 4). When power is removed
(time 5), the device draws negligible current from the
battery.
Figure 3 shows a typical charging event using temperature full-charge detection. In the case shown, the battery pack is too cold for fast charging (for instance,
brought in from a cold outside environment). During
time 2, the MAX712/MAX713 remain in trickle-charge
state. Once a safe temperature is reached (time 3), fast
charge starts. When the battery temperature exceeds
the limit set by THI, the MAX712/MAX713 revert to trickle charge (time 4).
CURRENT INTO CELL
CURRENT INTO CELL
CELL TEMPERATURE
Figure 2. Typical Charging Using Voltage Slope
Figure 1 shows the block diagram for the MAX712/
MAX713. The timer, voltage-slope detection, and temperature comparators are used to determine full charge
state. The voltage and current regulator controls output
voltage and current, and senses battery presence.
Figure 2 shows a typical charging scenario with batteries
already inserted before power is applied. At time 1, the
MAX712/MAX713 draw negligible power from the battery. When power is applied to DC - (time 2), the
IN power-on reset circuit (see the POWER_ON_RESET signal in Figure 1) holds the MAX712/MAX713 in trickle
charge. Once POWER_ON_RESET goes high, the device
enters the fast-charge state (time 3) as long as the cell
voltage is above the undervoltage lockout (UVLO) voltage (0.4V per cell). Fast charging cannot start until (battery voltage)/(number of cells) exceeds 0.4V.
4
1.5
1.4
1.3
A
mA
μA
1
1. BATTERY NOT INSERTED
2. FAST CHARGE
3. TRICKLE CHARGE
4. BATTERY REMOVED
2
3
4
TIME
Figure 4. Typical Charging with Battery Insertion
Maxim Integrated
MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
The MAX712/MAX713 can be configured so that voltage
slope and/or battery temperature detects full charge.
Figure 4 shows a charging event in which a battery is
inserted into an already powered-up MAX712/MAX713.
During time 1, the charger’s output voltage is regulated
at the number of cells times VLIMIT. Upon insertion of
the battery (time 2), the MAX712/MAX713 detect current flow into the battery and switch to fast-charge
state. Once full charge is detected, the device reverts
to trickle charge (time 3). If the battery is removed (time
4), the MAX712/MAX713 remain in trickle charge and
the output voltage is once again regulated as in time 1.
battery pack is higher during a fast-charge cycle than
while in trickle charge or while supplying a load. The voltage across some battery packs may approach 1.9V/cell.
The 1.5V of overhead is needed to allow for worst-case
voltage drops across the pass transistor (Q1 of Typical
Q1
R2
R1
2N3904
Powering the MAX712/MAX713
AC-to-DC wall-cube adapters typically consist of a transformer, a full-wave bridge rectifier, and a capacitor.
Figures 10–12 show the characteristics of three consumer product wall cubes. All three exhibit substantial
120Hz output voltage ripple. When choosing an adapter
for use with the MAX712/MAX713, make sure the lowest
wall-cube voltage level during fast charge and full load is
at least 1.5V higher than the maximum battery voltage
while being fast charged. Typically, the voltage on the
D1
DC IN
V+
DRV
MAX712
MAX713
Figure 5. DRV Pin Cascode Connection (for high DC IN voltage
or to reduce MAX712/MAX713 power dissipation in linear mode)
Table 4. MAX712/MAX713 Charge-State Transition Table†
POWER_ON_RESET
UNDER_VOLTAGE
IN_REGULATION
COLD
HOT
0
x
x
x
x
Set trickle
↑
1
x
x
x
No change
↑
x
1
x
x
No change
↑
x
x
0
x
No change
↑
x
x
x
0
No change***
↑
0
0
1
1
Set fast
1
0
0
1
1
No change
1
0
0
↓
1
No change
1
↓
0
1
1
Set fast
1
0
↓
1
1
Set fast
1
0
0
1
↑
No change***
1
0
0
↑
1
Set fast**
1
x
x
0
x
Trickle to fast transition inhibited
1
x
x
x
0
Trickle to fast transition inhibited
1
↑
0
x
x
Set trickle
1
0
↑
x
x
Set trickle
1
x
x
x
↓
Set trickle
RESULT*
† Only two states exist: fast charge and trickle charge.
* Regardless of the status of the other logic lines, a timeout or a voltage-slope detection will set trickle charge.
** If the battery is cold at power-up, the first rising edge on COLD will trigger fast charge; however, a second rising edge will
have no effect.
*** Batteries that are too hot when inserted (or when circuit is powered up) will not enter fast charge until they cool and power is recycled.
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MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
charge until one of the three fast-charge terminating
conditions is triggered.
If DC IN exceeds 20V, add a cascode connection in
series with the DRV pin as shown in Figure 5 to prevent
exceeding DRV’s absolute maximum ratings.
Select the current-limiting component (R1 or D4) to
pass at least 5mA at the minimum DC IN voltage (see
step 6 in the Getting Started section). The maximum
current into V+ determines power dissipation in the
MAX712/MAX713.
DC IN
V+
REF
DRV
VLIMIT
D1
maximum current into V+ =
(maximum DC IN voltage - 5V)/R1
power dissipation due to shunt regulator =
5V x (maximum current into V+)
CELL_VOLTAGE
GND
CURRENT-SENSE AMPLIFIER
Sink current into the DRV pin also causes power dissipation. Do not allow the total power dissipation to exceed
the specifications shown in the Absolute Maximum
Ratings.
PGM3 FAST_CHARGE Av
BATT-
RSENSE
GND
X
V+
OPEN
REF
BATT-
1
0
0
0
0
8
512
256
128
64
CC
C2
BATT-
BATTIN_REGULATION
1.25V
BATT-
Figure 6. Current and Voltage Regulator (linear mode)
Operating Circuit), the diode (D1), and the sense
resistor (RSENSE). This minimum input voltage requirement is critical, because violating it can inhibit proper
termination of the fast-charge cycle. A safe rule of
thumb is to choose a source that has a minimum input
voltage = 1.5V + (1.9V x the maximum number of cells
to be charged). When the input voltage at DC IN drops
below the 1.5V + (1.9V x number of cells), the part
oscillates between fast charge and trickle charge and
might never completely terminate fast-charge.
The MAX712/MAX713 are inactive without the wall cube
attached, drawing 5µA (max) from the battery. Diode
D1 prevents current conduction into the DRV pin. When
the wall cube is connected, it charges C1 through R1
(see Typical Operating Circuit) or the current-limiting
diode (Figure 19). Once C1 charges to 5V, the internal
shunt regulator sinks current to regulate V+ to 5V, and
fast charge commences. The MAX712/MAX713 fast
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Fast Charge
The MAX712/MAX713 enter the fast-charge state under
one of the following conditions:
1) Upon application of power (batteries already
installed), with battery current detection (i.e., GND
voltage is less than BATT- voltage), and TEMP
higher than TLO and less than THI and cell voltage
higher than the UVLO voltage.
2) Upon insertion of a battery, with TEMP higher than
TLO and lower than THI and cell voltage higher than
the UVLO voltage.
RSENSE sets the fast-charge current into the battery. In
fast charge, the voltage difference between the BATTand GND pins is regulated to 250mV. DRV current
increases its sink current if this voltage difference falls
below 250mV, and decreases its sink current if the voltage difference exceeds 250mV.
fast-charge current (IFAST) = 0.25V/RSENSE
Trickle Charge
Selecting a fast-charge current (IFAST) of C/2, C, 2C, or
4C ensures a C/16 trickle-charge current. Other fastcharge rates can be used, but the trickle-charge
current will not be exactly C/16.
The MAX712/MAX713 internally set the trickle-charge
current by increasing the current amplifier gain (Figure
6), which adjusts the voltage across R SENSE (see
Trickle-Charge VSENSE in the Electrical Characteristics
table).
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MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
Table 5. Trickle-Charge Current
Determination from PGM3
PGM3
FAST-CHARGE
RATE
Q1
TRICKLE-CHARGE
CURRENT (ITRICKLE)
V+
4C
2C
IFAST/32
REF
C
V+
IFAST/16
BATT-
C/2
Configuration:
Typical Operating Circuit
2 x Panasonic P-50AA 500mAh AA NiCd batteries
C/3 fast-charge rate
264-minute timeout
Negative voltage-slope cutoff enabled
Minimum DC IN voltage of 6V
Settings:
Use MAX713
PGM0 = V+, PGM1 = open, PGM2 = BATT-,
PGM3 = BATT-, RSENSE = 1.5Ω (fast-charge current,
IFAST = 167mA), R1 = (6V - 5V)/5mA = 200Ω
Since PGM3 = BATT-, the voltage on RSENSE is regulated to 31.3mV during trickle charge, and the current is
20.7mA. Thus the trickle current is actually C/25, not
C/16.
Further Reduction of Trickle-Charge
Current for NiMH Batteries
The trickle-charge current can be reduced to less than
C/16 using the circuit in Figure 7. In trickle charge,
some of the current will be shunted around the battery,
since Q2 is turned on. Select the value of R7 as follows:
R7 = (VBATT + 0.4V)/(lTRlCKLE - IBATT)
where
V BATT = battery voltage when charged
ITRlCKLE = MAX712/MAX713 trickle-charge
current setting
IBATT = desired battery trickle-charge current
Regulation Loop
The regulation loop controls the output voltage between
the BATT+ and BATT- terminals and the current
through the battery via the voltage between BATT- and
GND. The sink current from DRV is reduced when the
Maxim Integrated
10k
MAX712
MAX713
BATTERY
Q2
FASTCHG
10k
IFAST/8
Nonstandard Trickle-Charge
Current Example
R7
DRV
IFAST/64
OPEN
D1
DC IN
RSENSE
GND
Figure 7. Reduction of Trickle Current for NiMH Batteries
(Linear Mode)
output voltage exceeds the number of cells times
VLIMIT, or when the battery current exceeds the programmed charging current.
For a linear-mode circuit, this loop provides the following
functions:
1) When the charger is powered, the battery can be
removed without interrupting power to the load.
2) If the load is connected as shown in the Typical
Operating Circuit, the battery current is regulated
regardless of the load current (provided the input
power source can supply both).
Voltage Loop
The voltage loop sets the maximum output voltage
between BATT+ and BATT-. If VLIMIT is set to less than
2.5V, then:
Maximum BATT+ voltage (referred to BATT-) = VLIMIT x
(number of cells as determined by PGM0, PGM1)
VLIMIT should be set between 1.9V and 2.5V. If VLIMIT
is set below the maximum cell voltage, proper
termination of the fast-charge cycle might not occur.
Cell voltage can approach 1.9V/cell, under fast charge,
in some battery packs. Tie VLIMIT to VREF for normal
operation.
With the battery removed, the MAX712/MAX713 do not
provide constant current; they regulate BATT+ to the
maximum voltage as determined above.
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MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
COUT & gt; 10µF
ILOAD = external load current in amps
VOUT = programmed output voltage
(VLIMIT x number of cells)
Current Loop
Figure 6 shows the current-regulation loop for a linearmode circuit. To ensure loop stability, make sure that
the bandwidth of the current regulation loop (BWCRL) is
lower than the pole frequency of transistor Q1 (fB). Set
BWCRL by selecting C2.
BWCRL in Hz = gm/C2, C2 in farads,
gm = 0.0018 Siemens
The pole frequency of the PNP pass transistor, Q1, can
be determined by assuming a single-pole current gain
response. Both fT and Bo should be specified on the
data sheet for the particular transistor used for Q1.
fB in Hz = fT/Bo, fT in Hz, Bo = DC current gain
Condition for Stability of Current-Regulation Loop:
BWCRL & lt; fB
The MAX712/MAX713 dissipate power due to the current-voltage product at DRV. Do not allow the power
dissipation to exceed the specifications shown in the
Absolute Maximum Ratings. DRV power dissipation can
be reduced by using the cascode connection shown in
Figure 5.
Power dissipation due to DRV sink current =
(current into DRV) x (voltage on DRV)
Voltage-Slope Cutoff
The MAX712/MAX713’s internal analog-to-digital converter has 2.5mV of resolution. It determines if the battery voltage is rising, falling, or unchanging by
comparing the battery’s voltage at two different times.
After power-up, a time interval of tA ranging from 21sec
to 168sec passes (see Table 3 and Figure 8), then a
battery voltage measurement is taken. It takes 5ms to
perform a measurement. After the first measurement is
complete, another t A interval passes, and then a
second measurement is taken. The two measurements
are compared, and a decision whether to terminate
charge is made. If charge is not terminated, another full
two-measurement cycle is repeated until charge is
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terminated. Note that each cycle has two tA intervals
and two voltage measurements.
The MAX712 terminates fast charge when a comparison shows that the battery voltage is unchanging. The
MAX713 terminates when a conversion shows the battery voltage has fallen by at least 2.5mV per cell. This is
the only difference between the MAX712 and MAX713.
Temperature Charge Cutoff
Figure 9a shows how the MAX712/MAX713 detect overand under-temperature battery conditions using negative
temperature coefficient thermistors. Use the same model
thermistor for T1 and T2 so that both have the same
nominal resistance. The voltage at TEMP is 1V (referred
to BATT-) when the battery is at ambient temperature.
The threshold chosen for THI sets the point at which
fast charging terminates. As soon as the voltage-on
TEMP rises above THI, fast charge ends, and does not
restart after TEMP falls below THI.
The threshold chosen for TLO determines the temperature below which fast charging will be inhibited.
If TLO & gt; TEMP when the MAX712/MAX713 start up, fast
charge will not start until TLO goes below TEMP.
The cold temperature charge inhibition can be disabled
by removing R5, T3, and the 0.022μF capacitor; and by
tying TLO to BATT-.
To disable the entire temperature comparator chargecutoff mechanism, remove T1, T2, T3, R3, R4, and R5,
and their associated capacitors, and connect THI to V+
and TLO to BATT-. Also, place a 68kQ resistor from
REF to TEMP, and a 22kΩ resistor from BATT- to TEMP.
COUNTS
The voltage loop is stabilized by the output filter
capacitor. A large filter capacitor is required only if the
load is going to be supplied by the MAX712/MAX713 in
the absence of a battery. In this case, set COUT as:
COUT (in farads) = (50 x ILOAD)/(VOUT x BWVRL)
where BWVRL = loop bandwidth in Hz
(10,000 recommended)
VOLTAGE
RISES
NEGATIVE
ZERO
VOLTAGE
VOLTAGE
SLOPE
SLOPE
CUTOFF FOR MAX712
CUTOFF FOR MAX712
OR MAX713
ZERO
RESIDUAL
NEGATIVE
RESIDUAL
0
t
POSITIVE RESIDUAL
5
5
5
5
5
5
tA ms tA ms tA ms tA ms tA ms tA ms
INTERVAL INTERVAL INTERVAL INTERVAL INTERVAL INTERVAL
NOTE: SLOPE PROPORTIONAL TO VBATT
Figure 8. Voltage Slope Detection
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MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
IN THERMAL
CONTACT WITH
BATTERY
REF
R3
THI
T1
HOT
R4
0.022μF
TEMP
+2.0V
AMBIENT
TEMPERATURE
Some battery packs come with a temperature-detecting thermistor connected to the battery pack’s negative
terminal. In this case, use the configuration shown in
Figure 9b. Thermistors T2 and T3 can be replaced by
standard resistors if absolute temperature charge cutoff is acceptable. All resistance values in Figures 9a
and 9b should be chosen in the 10kΩ to 500kΩ range.
__________Applications Information
Battery-Charging Examples
R5
COLD
T2
TLO
MAX712
MAX713
T3
0.022μF
1μF
BATTAMBIENT
TEMPERATURE
NOTE: FOR ABSOLUTE TEMPERATURE CHARGE CUTOFF, T2 AND T3 CAN BE
REPLACED BY STANDARD RESISTORS.
Figures 13 and 14 show the results of charging 3 AA,
1000mAh, NiMH batteries from Gold Peak (part no.
GP1000AAH, GP Batteries (619) 438-2202) at a 1A rate
using the MAX712 and MAX713, respectively. The
Typical Operating Circuit is used with Figure 9a’s
thermistor configuration .
DC IN = Sony AC-190 +9VDC at 800mA AC-DC adapter
PGM0 = V+, PGM1 = REF, PGM2 = REF, PGM3 = REF
R1 = 200Ω, R2 = 150Ω, RSENSE = 0.25Ω
C1 = 1µF, C2 = 0.01µF, C3 = 10µF, VLIMIT = REF
R3 = 10kΩ, R4 = 15kΩ
T1, T2 = part #14A1002 (Alpha Sensors: 858-549-4660) R5
omitted, T3 omitted, TLO = BATT-
Figure 9a. Temperature Comparators
REF
AMBIENT
TEMPERATURE
MAX712/713
11
T2
THI
R5
+2.0V
R3
TEMP
1μF
COLD
OUTPUT VOLTAGE (V)
10
HOT
HIGH PEAK
9
120Hz RIPPLE
8
TLO
0.022μF 0.022μF
MAX712
MAX713
T1
R4
T3
LOW PEAK
7
6
0
BATTIN THERMAL
CONTACT WITH
BATTERY
AMBIENT
TEMPERATURE
200
400
600
800
1000
LOAD CURRENT (mA)
NOTE: FOR ABSOLUTE TEMPERATURE CHARGE CUTOFF, T2 AND T3 CAN BE
REPLACED BY STANDARD RESISTORS.
Figure 9b. Alternative Temperature Comparator Configuration
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Figure 10. Sony Radio AC Adapter AC-190 Load Characteristic,
9VDC 800mA
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MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
Linear-Mode, High Series Cell Count
The absolute maximum voltage rating for the BATT+ pin
is higher when the MAX712/MAX713 are powered on. If
more than 11 cells are used in the battery, the BATT+
input voltage must be limited by external circuitry when
DC IN is not applied (Figure 15).
Efficiency During Discharge
The current-sense resistor, R SENSE, causes a small
efficiency loss during battery use. The efficiency loss is
significant only if R SENSE is much greater than the
10
16
HIGH PEAK
9
8
120Hz
RIPPLE
7
LOW PEAK
HIGH PEAK
12
LOW PEAK
120Hz
RIPPLE
8
5
400
800
600
LOAD CURRENT (mA)
0
1000
Figure 11. Sony CD Player AC Adapter AC-96N Load
Characteristic, 9VDC 600mA
MAX712/713
4.9
4.8
40
4.7
4.9
34
V
4.6
32
4.5
30
T
4.4
MAX712/713
5.0
36
28
800
Figure 12. Panasonic Modem AC Adapter KX-A11 Load
Characteristic, 12VDC 500mA
38
ΔV
CUTOFF
Δt
BATTERY TEMPERATURE (°C)
5.0
400
200
600
LOAD CURRENT (mA)
40
ΔV
CUTOFF
Δt
38
36
4.8
34
4.7
V
4.6
32
30
4.5
T
4.4
28
26
4.3
26
4.3
4.2
24
4.2
0
60
30
TIME (MINUTES)
Figure 13. 3 NiMH Cells Charged with MAX712
90
BATTERY TEMPERATURE (°C)
200
BATTERY VOLTAGE (V)
0
BATTERY VOLTAGE (V)
14
10
6
14
MAX712/713
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OUTPUT VOLTAGE (V)
OUTPUT VOLTAGE (V)
Status Outputs
Figure 17 shows a circuit that can be used to indicate
charger status with logic levels. Figure 18 shows a
circuit that can be used to drive LEDs for power and
charger status.
MAX712/713
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battery stack’s internal resistance. The circuit in Figure
16 can be used to shunt the sense resistor whenever
power is removed from the charger.
24
0
60
30
TIME (MINUTES)
90
Figure 14. NiMH Cells Charged with MAX713
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MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
Q1
D1
DC IN
TO
BATTERY
POSITIVE
TERMINAL
R2
150Ω
OV = NO POWER
5V = POWER
V+
33kΩ
MAX712
MAX713
Q2
VCC
10kΩ
500Ω
OV = FAST
VCC = TRICKLE OR
NO POWER
FASTCHG
DRV
BATT+
MAX712
MAX713
Figure 15. Cascoding to Accommodate High Cell Counts for
Linear-Mode Circuits
Figure 17. Logic-Level Status Outputs
DC IN
D1
R1
& gt; 4 CELLS
MAX712
MAX713
CHARGE POWER
100kΩ
V+
*
100kΩ
RSENSE
V+
* LOW RON
LOGIC LEVEL
N-CHANNEL
POWER
MOSFET
GND
Figure 16. Shunting RSENSE for Efficiency Improvement
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470ΩMIN
MAX712
MAX713
FAST CHARGE
FASTCHG
Figure 18. LED Connection for Status Outputs
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MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
Ordering Information (continued)
PART
TEMP RANGE
___________________Chip Topography
PIN-PACKAGE
MAX713CPE
0°C to +70°C
MAX713CSE
MAX713C/D
MAX713EPE
0°C to +70°C
0°C to +70°C
-40°C to +85°C
-40°C to +85°C
-55°C to +125°C
16 Narrow SO
16 CERDIP**
VLIMIT
REF
16 Narrow SO
Dice*
16 Plastic DIP
MAX713ESE
MAX713MJE
BATT+
V+
16 Plastic DIP
DRV
PGM0
PGM1
*Contact factory for dice specifications.
**Contact factory for availability and processing to MIL-STD-883.
GND
Package Information
0.126
(3.200mm)
(For the latest package outline information and land patterns,
go to www.maxim-ic.com/packages.)
BATT-
PACKAGE TYPE
PACKAGE CODE
DOCUMENT NO.
16 Plastic DIP
P16-1
21-0043
16 Narrow SO
S16-1
21-0041
16 CERDIP
J16-3
21-0045
THI
CC
TLO
PGM3
TEMP
FASTCHG
PGM2
0.80 "
(2.032mm)
TRANSISTOR COUNT: 2193
SUBSTRATE CONNECTED TO V+
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MAX712/MAX713
NiCd/NiMH Battery
Fast-Charge Controllers
Revision History
REVISION
NUMBER
REVISION
DATE
6
12/08
DESCRIPTION
Removed switch mode power control and added missing package
information
PAGES
CHANGED
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13, 14, 16, 17
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