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EMC5060 - Single-cell Li-Ion Charger IC

General Description

The EMC5060 is a single-cell Li-ion charger IC with system power management feature.

It charges the battery and power the system simultaneously.

The maximum charging current (up to 1.5A) is set by external resistor for fast charging.

Key Features

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  • TQFN-20L Package Active Power Management(APM) for Simultaneously Powering the System and Charging the Battery Total Current Supported Up to 2 Amperes ( System Loading Having Higher Priority on the Budget ) Automatic Power Source Selection (AC Adapter or Battery) 40mΩ Power Path for the Battery to Supply the System Power Efficiently Junction Temperature Detection and Thermal Regulation During Charging Process External LED Indicating Charger and Power Good Status as well as.

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ESMT/EMP EMC5060 Single-cell Li-Ion Charger IC with System Power Management General Description The EMC5060 is a single-cell Li-ion charger IC with system power managemen...

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EMC5060 is a single-cell Li-ion charger IC with system power management feature. It charges the battery and power the system simultaneously. The maximum charging current (up to 1.5A) is set by external resistor for fast charging. The output voltage for the system is regulated to a nominal value (three different versions available: 4.4V, 5V or 6V); the actual value of the output voltage depends on the input voltage from the adapter, the charging current and the system loading. With the decrease of the input voltage or the increase of the system loading current, the output voltage drops.