AXP209 Datasheet V1.0en
AXP209 Datasheet V1.0en
AXP209 Datasheet V1.0en
AXP209
Enhanced single Cell Li-Battery and Power System Management IC
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AXP209
Enhanced single Cell Li-Battery and Power System Management IC
Table of Contents
1. Overview ........................................................................................................................................ 3
2. Features ......................................................................................................................................... 4
5. Electrical Characteristics................................................................................................................ 6
6. Typical Characteristics................................................................................................................... 9
10. Package............................................................................................................................................................... 45
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AXP209
Enhanced single Cell Li-Battery and Power System Management IC
1. Overview
AXP209 Incorporates an adaptive USB-Compatible PWM Charger, 2 Buck DC-DC converters,5 Linear
regulators (LDOs), Voltage/Current/Temperature and other multi-channel 12-Bit ADC, as well as 4
Configurable GPIOs. To ensure power system safety and stability, the AXP209 also integrates over/under
(OVP / UVP), Over temperature(OTP), and Overcurrent (OCP) Protection circuits.
With Intelligent Power Select, IPS™ circuits, the AXP209 can distribute power safely and transparently
among external AC-adapter, Li-battery and application system load. It can still work normally when
there is no battery (e.g. deeply discharged/defective battery) but only external input power source.
The AXP209 provides a small, simple solution for obtaining power from three different power sources;
single-cell Li-Ion battery, USB port, and AC-adapter. It can also support a rechargeable backup battery
too.
To ensure compatibility with a wide range of system processors, AXP209 uses a Two Wire Serial
Interface (TWSI), through which application processor is capable of enabling/disabling power rails,
programming voltages, accessing internal registers, as well as measurement data (including Fuel
Gauge). With the power monitoring results of high precision (1%, determined by the 1% BIAS
resistance), end users will always know the real-time power consumption, which can bring them an
unprecedented experience of power management.
2. Features
Intelligent Power Select (IPS) minutes
o Wide input voltage range: 2.9V ~ 6.3V
(AMR:-0.3V ~ 11V) o Timer Interrupt Output
o Configurable Intelligent Power Delect Signal Acquisition System (Signal Capture)
"IPS™" System o Built-in 12-channel 12 Bit ADC
o Adaptive USB (Support USB3.0) Or AC o Accept two external analog signal inputs
adapter with current limiting (4.4V /
o Provide battery and external power supply
900mA / 500mA / 100mA)
o Battery path is less than equivalent voltage and current data
resistance of 75mΩ o Built-Precision Coulomb Counter and Fuel
gauge system
o Provide a wealth of power management
Fully Integrated PWM Charger information, such as instantaneous power
o Maximum charge current to 1.8A (mA or mW), the remaining battery
o Support battery temperature monitoring capacity (% or mAh), The state of charge
(%) and remaining battery or charging time
o Full support of USB compatible chargers o Two-level low-battery warning and
(including USB 3.0) protection
o High charging accuracy error of less than o Provides chip die temperature data
0.5%
o Supports 4.1V/4.15V/4.2V/4.36V and • Application Processor Interface (Host Interface)
other battery voltages o Host can exchange data through the TWSI
o Automatic charging process control and (I2C)
management o Flexible interrupt and sleep management
o Can directly drive LED to indicate o Flexible pin function, multiple GPIO can be
charging status set as IO, ADC and other functions
o The system automatically adjusts the o Built-in configurable timer
charge current to suit the system load o Provide 12 sets of registers that can retain
data when the system is shut down.
• System Management (System Management)
Backup battery support
o Provision for a backup battery input o Support soft and hard reset
supply an RTC Module o Support for soft and hard shutdown
o Supports backup battery charging, with o Support for external wakeup triggers
adjustable charging current. o Supports output voltage monitoring and
self-diagnostic function
2 Synchronous Buck Converters o Output PWROK indication for system
reset or shutdown
o DC-DC1: The PWM charger
o External power detection
o DC-DC2: 1.6A 0.7-2.275V, adjustable (insertion/removal/sufficient current
25mV / step, supporting VRC (Voltage capacity)
ramp control) o Supports soft power on via GPIOs
o DC-DC3: 1.2A 0.7-3.5V, adjustable 25mV o Over / under voltage protection (OVP /
/ step. UVP)
o Overcurrent protection (OCP)
5 Linear regulators (LDO) o Over-temperature protection (OTP)
o Support OTG VBUS power state
o LDO1:30mA Always one
setting / monitoring
o LDO2: 200mA Low Noise LDO,1.8V
Highly Integrated
~3.3V, Adjustable 100mV / step o Internal precision voltage reference
o LDO3: 200mA 0.7-3.5V Adjustable, (0.5%)
25mV / step o Built-in MOSFET
o Timing and the output voltages can be
o LDO4: 200mA Low Noise LDO,1.8V ~ customized
3.3V Adjustable 100mV / step
o LDO5: 50mA Low Noise LDO, 1.8- Decryption module (Decryption)
3.3V Adjustable, 100mV / step. o 128bit OTP password storage
o Dynamic real-time decryption algorithm
Timer (Timer)
o 7bit Timer, Timing range 1 ~ 127
3. Typical Application
5. Electrical Characteristics
VIN = 5V, BAT = 3.8V, TA= 25℃
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION CONDITIONS MIN TYP MAX UNITS
ACIN
VIN ACIN Input Voltage 3.8 6.3 V
IOUT VOUT Current Available Before 500mV Voltage Drop 2500 mA
Loading BAT
VUVLO ACIN Under Voltage Lockout 3.8 V
VOUT IPS Output Voltage 2.9 5.0 V
RACIN Internal Ideal Diode On PIN to PIN, ACIN to 170 mΩ
Resistance IPSOUT
VBUS
VIN VBUS Input Voltage 3.8 6.3 V
IOUT VOUT Current Available Before 500 900 mA
Loading BAT
VUVLO VBUS Under Voltage Lockout 3.8 V
VOUT IPS Output Voltage 2.9 5.0 V
RVBUS Internal Ideal Diode On PIN to PIN, VBUS to 300 mΩ
Resistance IPSOUT
Battery Charger
VTRGT BAT Charge Target Voltage -0.5% 4.2 + 0.5% V
ICHRG Charge Current 1200 1800 mA
ITRKL Trickle Charge Current 10% ICHRG
mA
VTRKL Trickle Charge Threshold 3.0 V
Voltage
VRECHG Recharge Battery Threshold Threshold Voltage -100 mV
Voltage Relative to VTARGET
TTIMER1 Charger Safety Timer Trickle Mode 40 Min
Termination Time
TTIMER2 Charger Safety Timer CC Mode 480 Min
Termination Time
IEND End of Charge Indication CV Mode 10% 15% ICHRG
Current Ratio mA
Backup Battery
VTRGT Backup Battery Charge Target 2.5 3.0 3.1 V
Voltage
ICHRG Backup Battery Charge Current 50 200 400 uA
IBackup Current when use Backup 10 15 uA
Battery
NTC
VTL Cold Temperature Fault Charge 2.112 V
0 3.264
Threshold Voltage Discharge 3.226
VTH Hot Temperature Fault Threshold Charge 0.397 V
0 3.264
Voltage Discharge 0.282
VTE NTC Disable Threshold Voltage Falling Threshold 0.2 V
Hysteresis
Ideal Diode
Rds (on) On Resistance (BAT to IPSOUT) 75 mΩ
6. Typical Characteristics
DC-DC Ripple
VREF vs Temperature
VTRGT vs Temperature
7. Pin Definition
TS Temperature
Register
Monitor
Output voltage PWROK
monitor / LBO
BIAS 12 bit ADC
Reference Current Monitor
VREF
Voltage Voltage Monitor AGND
VINT Temperature Monitor EP
When AXP209 powers on and TWS interface SCK / SDA pins are pulled to host IO voltage source, the host
can then adjust and monitor the AXP209. This provides flexible adjustment and monitoring options, and a
wealth of information.
AXP209 PWRON Pin can be connected to GND through a button, as a Power Enable Key (PEK) or
hibernation/wake button. The AXP209 can automatically identify long and short button presses and
react accordingly.
Power on Sources:
1. ACIN, VBUS, and battery
2. N_OE transition from high to low.
3. PEK press
Power On
After power on, DC-DC and LDO will be soft booted in a preset timing sequence, and then either the
Host or PWREN the pin can enable/disable power.
When you push-and-hold PEK longer than IRQLEVEL, HOST can write “1” into“REG32H [7]” to inform
AXP202 to shutdown, which can disable all power output except LDO1.
3. Input voltage is too high( Overvoltage Protection)( See more details in chapter “ Intelligent
Power Select”
4. Have waited more than 2S(default) when N_OE changes from hight to low
5. Push PEK longer more than OFFLEVEL( Default 6S), and system will cut off all power output
except LDO1( there is no need for an extra RESET key)
Note: With the automatic protection mechanism, AXP209 can protect the whole system by preventing
components suffering from irreversible damage due to system abnormality.
When the running system needs to enter Sleep mode, REG31H [3] will determine whether one or
several power rails should be disabled or change to other voltage. Wakeup can be trigged by either
PEK signal, or the rising/falling edge of GPIO0, GPIO1, GPIO2, GPIO3 (To be the rising or falling edge,
or both can be programmed by REG90H[7:6], REG92H[7:6], REG93H[7:6], and REG95H[7:6]), with all
power rails resume to default voltage in default power on timing sequence.
NOTE: PEK IRQ(REG42H[1]), GPIO0 INPUT Edge IRQ (REG44H[0]), GPIO1 INPUT Edge IRQ
(REG44H[1]), GPIO2 INPUT Edge IRQ(REG44H[2]), GPIO3 INPUT Edge IRQ (REG44H[3]) should
be enabled to notify the processor to exit Sleep Mode via IRQ PIN.
The PWROK in AXP209 can be used as the reset signal for the application system. During AXP209
startup, PWROK outputs low level, which will then be pulled high to startup and reset the system after
all output voltage reaches the regulated value.
Under normal operation, the AXP209 will be always monitoring the voltage and load status. If overload
or under-voltage occurs, the PWROK will instantly be driven low to reset the system and prevent data
losses.
As shown above, when ACIN provides insufficient load ability, IPSOUT voltage will fall, and BAT
will change from charge to discharge to supply load current together with ACIN.
The Host can set IPS parameters and read the feedback by using internal registers in AXP209 via
TWSI.
In order not to affect the USB communication, VBUS is always working under Voltage-Limit mode by
default. In this mode, AXP209 ensures that VBUS voltage remains above a configurable reference
voltage VHOLD which can meet the USB specification. The default VHOLD is 4.4V, adjustable in
Reg30H [5:3] register.
If the system has limit on current obtained from USB VBUS, a current-limit mode is provided (See
REG30H[1] register), with 900mA/500mA/100mA (Reg30H [0]) selectable.
If the system just utilizes the USB for power supply rather than communication, or the USB power
adapter is utilized, AXP209 can be set to “VBUS Direct Mode” by modifying register REG30H[6], and
then AXP202 will give priority to the application power demand. When the drive ability of USB Host is
insufficient or system power consumption is large then the VBUS voltage is lower than VHOLD,
AXP202 will release IRQ to indicate the weak power supply ability of Host VBUS, which may affect
USB communication, and then Host software will follow up.
AXP209 can automatically detect the connection of external power and judge whether the power is
usable or not. The result will be set in corresponding registers, and IRQ will be asserted to inform the
Host at the same time.
The following table has listed the status bits and meanings of external power registers:
Status register bits Description
Register REG00H [7] Indicates the presence of external ACIN
Register REG00H [6] Indicates whether the external ACIN is usable or not
Register REG00H [5] Indicates the presence of external VBUS
Register REG00H [4] Indicates whether the external VBUS is usable or not
Register REG00H [3] Indicates whether the VBUS voltage is above VHOLD when used
Register REG00H [1] Indicates whether ACIN/VBUS short circuits on PCB or not
Register REG00H [0] Indicates whether the system is triggered to startup by ACIN/VBUS
The status bit indicating “whether the VBUS voltage is above VHOLD or not when used” allows the Host
to judge when it receives IRQ7 (indicating weak supply ability) whether VBUS is pulled low by system
load input or the external power itself is below VHOLD, which may facilitate Host software to decide
either to keep on working in Voltage-Limit mode or switch to Direct Mode.
The value of VWARNING (low-power warning voltage) and VOFF(automatic shutdown voltage)
can be configured. If the system power is found to be lower than VWARNING, IRQ19/IRQ20 will be
released. If APS is lower than VOFF, AXP202 will automatically enter Shutdown Mode, and disable all
other outputs except LDO1.
There are two-levels in VWARNING, namely, LEVEL 1 and LEVEL 2, which can be defined differently in
applications. For example, use LEVEL1 to indicate insufficient power while LEVEL 2 can be used to
indicate the oncoming shutdown.
The default values of VWARNING and VOFF can be respectively set in registers REG3AH、REG3BH and
REG31H[2:0].
Over-Voltage Protection
If the external power voltage exceeds 6.3V, AXP209 will send IRQ1/4 for indication. If the external
power voltage exceeds 7V, AXP209 will automatically shutdown the system.
The AXP209 integrates a constant current/voltage PWM charger to automatically control the charge
cycle, with a built-in safety clock capable of automatic charge termination without host processor
intervention. This charger features automatic charge current scaling in accordance with the system
power consumption, as well as battery detection, trickle charge and activation. In addition, the built-in
temperature detection circuit can automatically decrease the charge current when the temperature is
too high or too low. Compared with traditional linear chargers, this PWM charger features dramatic
efficiency increase and power consumption decrease in systems that require large power consumption
and fast battery charging, and thus greatly improve the system temperature performance.
The default state of the charger is “Enabled”. (It can be programmed via registers. Refer to register
REG33H.) When external power is plugged in, AXP209 will firstly judge whether it is suitable. If the
charger is suitable for the power, and the charge function is allowed, AXP209 will automatically start the
charge, and send IRQ to Host. At the same time, GHGLED pin will output low level to drive external
LED to indicate the charging state.
VTRGT
ICHRG
VTRKL
ITRKL
VTRGT = charge target voltage. The VTRGT is 4.2V by default, which can be set via a register (Refer to
“REG33H[6:5]”) . At the same time, AXP209 will automatically adjust the charge target voltage when
external power voltage is low.
Charging current
The charge current is 500mAor 1200mA by default, which can be set by REG33H [3:0].
Charging Process
If the battery voltage is lower than 3.0V, the charger will automatically enter the pre-charge mode, with
charge current being 1/10 of the preset value. If the battery voltage is still below 3.0V 40 minutes later
(adjustable, see “REG34H”), the charger will automatically enter the battery activate mode. Refer to
“Battery Activate Mode” section for details.
Once the battery voltage exceeds 3.0V, the charger enters constant current mode. If the charge current
is below 65% of the preset value, the system will send IRQ17 to indicate that “drive ability of external
power is insufficient”, as a result, the charge current is lower than the preset value, which may lead to
longer charge time, so stronger power is preferred, or power-consuming functions should be disabled to
shorten the charge time.
When the battery voltage reaches the VTRGT, the charger will switch from the constant current mode to
constant voltage mode, and the charge current will taper off.
When the charge current is lower than 10% or 15% (adjustable, see register “REG33H”) of the preset
value, a charge cycle ends, and AXP202 will release IRQ18 while the CHGLED pin will stop indicating
the charging state. When the battery voltage is below V RCH again, the automatic charge will restart, and
IRQ17 will be issued.
In non-precharge mode, if the charge cycle is not ending after 480 minutes (adjustable, refer to
register “REG34H”), the charger will automatically enter the battery activate mode.
At the entering the battery activation mode from either pre-charge mode or constant current mode (the
timer expires), AXP209 will issue IRQ10 in both cases to indicate that the battery may be
damaged/faulty. In battery activate mode, the charger always inputs relatively low current to batteries.
AXP209 will exit activate mode and release IRQ11 only if the battery voltage has reached VRCH.
AXP209 will indicate whether the charger is in battery activate mode or not in register REG01H.
CHGLED
CHGLED pin is used to indicate charge state and warning. There are four states, namely, charging,
not charging, battery abnormal warning, and external power over-voltage warning. CHGLED is NMOS
Open Drain output, so a LED can be directly driven by a current-limit resistor to show the four states.
The following table has displayed its two operation modes.
REG34H CHGLED
[4] Status State Comments
0 Charging Low
Not
charging Hi Z
Battery 1Hz The charger enters the battery activate mode, or
abnormal Flashing the battery temperature is too high/low.
4Hz
Overvoltage Flashing External power input voltage is too high
1Hz
1 Charging Flashing
Can not be
charged Hi No external power supply
Not
charging Low
4Hz External power input voltage is too high, or the
Overvoltage Flashing battery temperature is too high, too low
The AXP209 can connect a temperature-sensitive resistor via the TS pin to monitor the battery
temperature when the battery is charging or discharging. The diagram is shown below.
BAT
10uF
C2
TS
NTC
GND
In the diagram above, VTH/VTL refers to the high temperature threshold and low temperature
threshold, which is programmable via registers REG38H/39H/3CH/3DH respectively. VTE=0.2V. The
temperature sensitive resistor suggested is a NTC temperature-sensitive resistor, which is 10Kohm and
1% accuracy at 25℃. The AXP209 will send a constant current via TS pin, and the current can be set
as 20uA, 40uA, 60uA, and 80uA (See registerREG84H) to adapt to different NTC resistors. When the
current goes through the temperature-sensitive resistor, a voltage is generated, which will be
measured by ADC, and compared with regulated value to release corresponding IRQ or suspend the
charge.
If the resistance value of temperature-sensitive resistor is too high or too low, extra resistors can be
placed in series or parallel to expand the detect extent. If the battery does not incorporate a themistor,
the TS pin can be linked to the ground, and in that case, AXP209 will automatically disable the battery
temperature monitoring function.
Battery Detection
AXP209 will automatically detect the battery presence, record the result in registers (refer to REG01H)
and send IRQ13, IRQ14.
Battery detection can be enabled and disabled by the Host. (Refer to register REG32H.)
The AXP209 supports backup battery charging and discharge. When no main power(BAT/ACIN/VBUS)
is available, LDO1 will choose the backup battery to support the operation of some circuits, such as the
system real-time clock, etc.
When there is a main power, REG35H[7] can be set to charge the backup battery, whose target voltage
is 3.0V by default (adjustable via REG35H[6:5]) and charge current is 200uA by default ( adjustable via
REG35H[1:0]).
DC-DC2 / 3
DCDC3 output voltage ranges from 0.7 V to 3.5V, and output voltage of DCDC2 is ranged from
0.7-2.275V, which can be programmed via registers.(refer to “Register REG23H 27H”).
DCDC2/3 output capacitor is recommended to use small ESR ceramic capacitors above 10uF X7R;
when the output voltage is set above 2.5V,2.2uH inductors is recommended; when the output
voltage is set under 2.5V, 4.7uH inductors is recommended. Besides, the inductor saturation current
should be more than 50% of the largest demanded current.
LDO1
LDO1 is always on and can be used to supply continuous power for application RTC with 30mA drive
ability of 30mA.
LDO2/3/4
LDO2/4 output noise is as low as 18uVrms,and can be used to supply power for analog circuits of
application system. LDO3 can supply power for systems like SRAM or PLL with 200mA drive ability.
LDO5
LDO5 also features the low noise design, and its drive ability is 50mA.
Soft Start
All DC-DCs and LDOs support soft start which can avoid the impact of dramatic current change on the
input path in system boot stage.
All DC-DCs and LDOs support load monitoring and current-limit functions. When the load current
exceeds its drive ability, all output voltages will decrease to protect the internal circuits. When the two
DC-DCs output voltage is lower than 85% of the set voltage, AXP209 will automatically shutdown. At
the same time, the system will record the detailed output voltage that has lead to automatic shutdown
(refer to register REG46H[5:2]) and issue a corresponding IRQ.
All DC-DCs do not require external Schottky diodes and resister divider feedback circuits. If a certain
DC-DC is unnecessary in the application, just float the corresponding LX pins.
The AXP209 provides customizable default voltage settings of each power supply and start up timing.
Boot Timing: includes 8 levels, and the interval between each level can be set, from 1, 4, 16, 32 ms.
Default voltage setting: Each DC-DC / LDO can be set from the lowest to the highest voltage of the
range.
Simple battery monitors estimate the battery energy by measuring the battery voltage. However, the
multiple 12-bit ADCs in the AXP209 can measure battery voltage, as well as battery current and
external power voltage and current. It integrates battery charge and discharge coulomb counter. Using
this data, the Host is capable of calculating accurately the battery energy and other battery data, such
as the system real-time consumption, remaining battery energy, battery charge progress, remaining
battery using time and charge time, etc.
The enabled state and sampling rate of each ADC can be set via registers REG82H, 83H, 84H. The
sampling results will be saved in corresponding registers, and reference can be made to the
ADC data in Register Instruction section. The input range of GPIO[1:0] can be set via register
REG85H, while register REG00H[2] is used to indicate the battery charge/discharge current directions.
GPIO [3: 0]
GPIO[3:0] Can be defined as ADC Input (monitoring external signals), or LDO, etc. Please refer to
REG90H-96H Instruction for details.
CHGLED
Features charge state indication, over-temperature/over-voltage warning, and GPO. Please refer to
REG32H Instruction section for details.
9.9 Timer
AXP209 Contains a 7 bit Internal timer, the value is set by register REG8AH [6: 0]. If the register is set to 0,
the timer is disabled. If REG8AH [6: 0] = A, The timer starts count from 0 to A and sets REG8AH [7], also
issuing a timer interrupt. Write 1 in register REG8AH [7] to clear the flag and re-start timing. Clearing
interrupt flag will not re-start counting. The minimum step size for the timer is 1 minute, and the timing
range 1 ~ 127 Minutes.
9.10 Decryption
AXP209 Contains a decryption module. The Host writes data to REG300-REG30F to be decrypted,
and then writes 1 to the register REGB8H [1] to start decryption. After the decryption is complete,
status bit REGB8 [0] is set to 1. Then the Host can read back the decrypted data from REG31x. Starts
again automatically when the decryption AXP209 status bits are clared.
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Host can access the AXP209 registers via the TWSI interface, and the operation timing is shown
above. Standard 100KHz or 400KHz frequency is supported, and the highest rate can reach 1.2MHz.
In addition, multi read and write operation is supported, and the device addresses are 69H (READ)
and 68H (WRITE).
When certain events occur, AXP209 will inform the Host by pulling down the IRQ interrupt line, and
the interrupt state will be stored in interrupt state registers (See registers REG48H, REG49H,
REG4AH, REG4BH and REG4CH). The interrupt can be cleared by writing 1 to corresponding state
register bit. When there is no interrupt, IRQ output will be pulled high (by 51K external pull-up resistor).
Each interrupt can be masked via interrupt control registers (Refer to registers REG40H, REG41H,
REG42H, REG43H, and REG44H).
Location Interrupt Meaning Location Interrupt Meaning
Power supply ACIN DCDC3 Voltage is too
Register 48H [7] IRQ1 over voltage Register 4AH [3] IRQ20 low
Power supply ACIN
Register 48H [6] IRQ2 Inserted Register 4AH [2] Reservations
Power supply ACIN
Register 48H [5] IRQ3 Removed Register 4AH [1] IRQ22 PEK Short press
Power supply VBUS
Register 48H [4] IRQ4 Overvoltage Register 4AH [0] IRQ23 PEK Press
Power supply VBUS
Register 48H [3] IRQ5 Inserted Register 4BH [7] IRQ24 N_OE Boot
Power supply VBUS
Register 48H [2] IRQ6 Removed Register 4BH [6] IRQ25 N_OE Shutdown
VBUS Voltage is less
Register 48H [1] IRQ7 than VHOLD Register 4BH [5] IRQ26 VBUS Effective
Register 48H [0] Reserved Register 4BH [4] IRQ27 VBUS Invalid
Register 49H [7] IRQ8 Battery access Register 4BH [3] IRQ28 VBUS Session Valid
Register 49H [6] IRQ9 Remove the battery Register 4BH [2] IRQ29 VBUS Session End
Into the battery Low battery warning
Register 49H [5] IRQ10 activation mode Register 4BH [1] IRQ30 LEVEL1
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Enhanced single Cell Li-Battery and Power System Management IC
10 Registers
Group 1: Power Control
Address Register Description R / W Default value
00 Power Status Register R
01 Power Mode/Charging Status Register R
02 OTG VBUS Status Register R
04-0F Data buffer register R/W 00H
12 DC-DC2 / 3 & LDO2 / 3/4 & EXTEN Control Register R/W XXH
23 DC-DC2 Voltage setting register R/W XXH
25 DC-DC2/LDO3 Voltage ramp parameter R/W 00H
27 DC-DC3 Voltage setting register R/W XXH
28 LDO2 / 3 Voltage setting register R/W XXH
30 VBUS-IPSOUT Path setting register R/W 60H
31 VOFF Shutdown voltage setting register R/W X3H
32 Shutdown, battery detection, CHGLED Control R/W 46H
33 Charge control register 1 R/W CXH
34 Charge control register 2 R/W 41H
35 Backup battery charging control register R/W 22H
36 PEK Parameter setting register R/W 5DH
37 DCDC Converter operating frequency setting R/W 08H
38 Battery charging low temperature alarm setting R/W A5H
39 Battery charging temperature alarm setting R/W 1FH
3A APS Low Power Level1 Setting register R/W 68H
3B APS Low Power Level2 Setting register R/W 5FH
Battery discharge and low temperature
3C alarm setting register R/W FCH
3D Battery discharge temperature alarm setting R/W 16H
80 DCDC Work mode setting register R/W E0H
82 ADC Enable setting register 1 R/W 83H
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Enhanced single Cell Li-Battery and Power System Management IC
Default
Address Register Description R/W value
Coulomb charging the battery meter data
B0 register[31:24] R/W 00H
Coulomb charging the battery meter data
B1 register[23:16] R/W 00H
Coulomb charging the battery meter data register[15:
B2 8] R/W 00H
B3 Coulomb charging the battery meter data register[7: 0] R/W 00H
B4 Coulomb gauge battery discharge data register[31:24] R/W 00H
B5 Coulomb gauge battery discharge data register[23:16] R/W 00H
B6 Coulomb gauge battery discharge data register[15: 8] R/W 00H
B7 Coulomb gauge battery discharge data register[7: 0] R/W 00H
B8 Coulomb gauge and encryption module control register R/W 00H
B9 Power measurement result register R/W 00H
Coulomb calculation method:
C= 65536 * current LSB *(charge coulomb counter value - discharge coulomb counter value) /
3600 / ADC sample rate.
Refer to REG84H setting for ADC sample rate;the current LSB is 0.5mA;unit of the calculation
result is mAh.
Note: As long as the external power supply, battery or backup battery power exists, this data will not be
lost.
10.7 REG 25H: DC-DC2 / LDO3 Dynamic voltage scaling parameter settings
10.13 REG 32H:Shutdown settings, battery detection, and CHGLED Pin control
7-6 Startup press time settings 00: 128mS; 01: 3S; 10: 1S; 11: 2S. RW 01
5-4 Long press time setting 00: 1S; 01: 1.5S;10: 2S; 11: 2.5S. RW 01
3 Automatic shutdown on long press time exceeding the shutdown time RW 1
0:Disable; 1:Enable
2 PWROK Signal Delay after power-up completed RW 1
0: 8mS; 1: 64mS
1-0 Shutdown time setting 00: 4S; 01: 6S; 10: 8S; 11: 10S. RW 01
10.19 REG 38H: VLTF-charge Battery charging low temperature threshold settings
10.20 REG 39H: VHTF-charge Battery charging high temperature threshold setting
10.23 REG 3CH: VLTF-discharge Battery discharge under temperature threshold settings
The default value: FCH
Default
Bit Description R/W value
7-0 Battery under-temperature M*10H, when M=FC, corresponding RW FCH
threshold setting when the battery voltage is 3.226V ;
is discharging,M Voltage ranges from 0V~3.264
10.24 REG 3DH: VHTF-discharge Battery discharge over temperature threshold settings
The default value: 16H
Default
Bit Description R/W value
7-0 N*10H,when N=16H,corresponding RW 16H
When discharging the battery under voltage is 0.282V ;
temperature threshold setting,N Voltage ranges from 0V~3.264V
10.30 REG 86H: GPIO1 ADC IRQ Rising edge threshold setting
10.31 REG 87H: GPIO1 ADC IRQ Falling edge of the threshold setting
10.33 REG 8BH: VBUS Pin Monitoring and SRP Function Control
10.36 REG 91H: LDO5 Output voltage and EXTEN / GPIO high level settings
10.39 REG 94H: GPIO [2: 0]Setting and monitoring of signal status
10.41 REG 40H And 48H: IRQ Enable 1 And IRQ Status 1
IRQ Enable 1,REG40H: Default: D8H
Default
Bit Description R/W value
7 ACIN Over-voltage IRQ Enable RW 1
6 ACIN Connection IRQ Enable RW 1
5 ACIN Disconnection IRQ Enable RW 0
4 VBUS Over-voltage IRQ Enable RW 1
3 VBUS Connection IRQ Enable RW 1
2 VBUS Disconnection IRQ Enable RW 0
1 VBUS Available but less than VHOLDIRQ Enable RW 0
0 Reserved, can not be changed RW 0
IRQ State 1,REG48H: Default: 00H
Default
Bit Description R/W value
7-0 The description of each status bit respectively matches each bit of 40H RW 0
above; For example:Bit7 Is ACIN Over-voltage IRQ Status bit
10.42 REG 41H And 49H: IRQ Enable 2 And IRQ Status 2
IRQ Enable 2,REG41H: Default: FFH
Default
Bit Description R/W value
7 Battery connected IRQ Enable RW 1
6 Battery is removed IRQ Enable RW 1
5 Battery in activation charge mode IRQ Enable RW 1
4 Exit battery activation mode IRQ Enable RW 1
3 Charging IRQ Enable RW 1
2 Charging complete IRQ Enable RW 1
1 Battery over-temperature IRQ Enable RW 1
0 Battery low temperature IRQ Enable RW 1
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Enhanced single Cell Li-Battery and Power System Management IC
10.43 REG 42H And 4AH: IRQ Enable 3 And IRQ Status 3
10.44 REG 43H And 4BH: IRQ Enable 4 And IRQ Status 4
10.45 REG 44H And 4C: IRQ Enable 5 And IRQ Status 5
11. Package
AXP209:QFN48