BQ76952PFBR TQFP-48(7×7) – Texas Instruments

Active 3S-to-16S battery monitor and protector with high-side NFET drive, <10 mV typical cell-voltage accuracy, <1 ?V typical coulomb-counter offset, and I?C/SPI/HDQ interfaces.

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Key Selection Information

Parameter Verified Information
Exact MPN BQ76952PFBR
Battery Stack 3 to 16 series cells
Supported Chemistries Li-Ion, Li-Polymer and LiFePO4
Cell Voltage Accuracy <10 mV typical stated feature
Coulomb-Counter Input Offset <1 ?V typical
Current-Sense Range ?200 mV across the external sense resistor
Protection-FET Drive Integrated charge pump for high-side N-channel FETs
Cell Balancing Autonomous or host controlled
Temperature Sensing Internal sensor plus up to nine external thermistors
Interfaces 400 kHz I?C, SPI and HDQ one-wire
Package / Packing 48-pin TQFP (PFB), 1000-piece large tape and reel
Operating Temperature -40?C to +85?C
Status Active

Product Overview

BQ76952PFBR combines 3S-to-16S cell monitoring, current measurement, configurable protection, high-side NFET control, temperature sensing and cell balancing in a 48-pin battery-management IC. The two measurement headlines that most directly affect pack accuracy are TI’s <10 mV typical cell-voltage accuracy feature and <1 ?V typical coulomb-counter input offset.

The ?200 mV current-sense range is measured across an external shunt, so the selected shunt value sets the tradeoff between measurable pack current, low-current signal level and I?R loss. That design choice affects both protection thresholds and coulomb counting and should be fixed together rather than treated as an isolated component parameter.

BQ76952 also integrates a charge pump for high-side N-channel protection FETs and supports autonomous or host-controlled cell balancing. Customer-programmable OTP can store production configuration, which can reduce dependence on host initialization but makes programming verification a manufacturing-control step because OTP is not ordinary rewritable memory.

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Design Considerations

  • Select the current-sense resistor from full-scale current, measurement resolution and power-loss requirements.
  • Define which protections run autonomously and which remain host managed before firmware architecture is frozen.
  • Plan high-side FET, precharge/predischarge and fault-recovery behavior together with the monitor configuration.
  • Program OTP only after configuration has been validated and production version control is in place.

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TQFP-48(7×7)