BQ25792RQMR VQFN-HR-29(4×4) – Texas Instruments

I2C-controlled 1- to 4-cell, 5 A synchronous buck-boost battery charger with 3.6 V to 24 V input, NVDC power path, dual-input selection, USB OTG and integrated ADC.

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Device Overview

BQ25792RQMR is a Texas Instruments integrated synchronous buck-boost battery charger for 1- to 4-series-cell Li-ion and Li-polymer systems. The device combines charging, NVDC power-path management, dual-input source selection, USB OTG operation, D+/D- source detection, I2C configuration, and an integrated ADC in a 29-pin VQFN-HR package.

Key Selection Information

Parameter Verified Information
Manufacturer Texas Instruments
Exact MPN BQ25792RQMR
Battery configuration 1 to 4 series cells
Charge topology Synchronous switch-mode buck-boost
Input operating range 3.6 V to 24 V
Charge current Up to 5 A, subject to operating and thermal limits
Programmable battery voltage 3.0 V to 18.8 V
Switching frequency 750 kHz or 1.5 MHz programmable
Control interface I2C
Power-path features NVDC system regulation, dual-input source selector, USB OTG
Monitoring Integrated multi-channel ADC for voltage/current monitoring
Package VQFN-HR (RQM), 29 pins, 4 mm x 4 mm
Operating temperature -40 °C to +85 °C

Engineering Selection Notes

The buck-boost architecture is the key reason to choose BQ25792 over a simpler buck-only charger. The converter can regulate charging and the system rail when the adapter voltage is above, near, or below battery voltage, which is especially useful for multi-cell packs and USB-C/PD-style input ranges.

The 5 A headline is not an unconditional system-output guarantee. TI specifies input-current limits, thermal regulation, inductor/FET current constraints, and power-path priority between SYS and BAT. Adapter capability, input current limit, inductor design, switching frequency, PCB thermal path, and battery charge current therefore have to be solved together.

NVDC power-path management keeps the system rail above a minimum level even with a deeply discharged battery, while I2C allows the host to change charge, input, OTG, and protection settings. D+/D- source detection can establish default input-current behavior for USB sources, but non-USB adapters can also be used with the appropriate input-current configuration.

For new designs, procurement status should be checked directly with TI. In a TI E2E support reply, TI states that BQ25792 was moved to custom status and recommends BQ25798 for new consideration. The BQ25792 datasheet remains the technical reference for existing designs and sourcing.

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Package

QFN-29(4×4)