zhivko said:Would it be possible to use your designed BMS with intersil chip for 24s somehow?
If not - maybe to pick another intersil chip?
DIY people are not really the target market for those chips. TI, LTC, Intersil, etc aren't going to worry too much about one-off designs as there's no real volume. Anything with enough volume for them to care about will be a fixed solution.circuit said:Ok for fixed solutions, not so much ok for universal product.
I agree with you. Hobbyist electronics with highly specialized ICs is quite hard, from purchasing to soldering...dmwahl said:DIY people are not really the target market for those chips. TI, LTC, Intersil, etc aren't going to worry too much about one-off designs as there's no real volume. Anything with enough volume for them to care about will be a fixed solution.circuit said:Ok for fixed solutions, not so much ok for universal product.
This problem it's solve. I hasn't connect the pin FETSOFF to MCU.fpie said:Hi,
It's hard for me to remember all the behaviour of the ISL94203. I do not work on this project since a long time. Do you have the hand on the firmware and your external MCU. One thing to do maybe to read out all registers on ISL94203 and analyse it
Let me know.
No, there's a process to write to ROM detailed in one of the app notes. I forget the details but as I recall it's basically the following steps with a wait between them to allow it to actually do the write.rprb said:is it normal have disconnect the battery to save values in ROM?
dmwahl said:No, there's a process to write to ROM detailed in one of the app notes. I forget the details but as I recall it's basically the following steps with a wait between them to allow it to actually do the write.
1) Enable EEPROM access
2) Write the byte to EEPROM twice
3) Disable EEPROM access
4) Compare RAM with EEPROM contents to verify that the write was sucessful
circuit said:What scares me is that lithium battery industry is developing so quickly, that chip manufacturers hardly can keep up. This year alone there are over 20 new chips available. Sadly a lot of previously (1-3 years ago) announced chips are already obsolete (maxim & intersil, I'm looking at you). That is a bad business practice... Let's say I invest my time and money in to developing a BMS based on a chip, do tests, certification, preparation for mass production, etc... And bam, obsolete even before sales begins...
rprb said:it's working
I duplicated the read and write process and wait 30ms between operation and it's working.
thank