ML7660
ML7660 is 13.56MHz wireless charging receiver LSI manufactured by LAPIS.
Overview
ML7660 is a 13.56MHz wireless power receiver LSI. ML7660 realizes a wireless power transfer system by bining with the wireless power transmitter LSI ML7661, and can output 1W to a charging device. ML7660 is equipped with a 10-bit SA-ADC for measuring the power charging status and a wireless power charging control function in a 2.28 mm x 2.61 mm (equivalent to 2.44 mm square) WL-CSP chip or a 5 mm square 32-pin WQFN package. This LSI is ideal for wireless power transfer of small devices. Furthermore, ML7660 is equipped with a host interface (SPI / I2C slave) function, and it is possible to update configuration data from an external MCU.
2. Features
- Charging control ― Built-in Charging control circuit Built-in setting of output voltage by shunt regulator Voltage/Current supply ON/OFF function to external charging IC 1W receiving available ― Abnormally detection function by software and hardware control ― Abnormally notification function to the power transmission side
- munication control ― munication speed: 212kbps, 424kbps ― 2Kbyte data flash for storing user data
- Host interface ― 1ch Serial interface (Slave), and selectable from SPI or I2C
- Package ― WL-CSP30pin (S-UFLGA30-2.28x2.61-0.40-W) ― WQFN32pin (P-WQFN32-0505-0.50-A63)
- Product name ML7660-310GD (WQFN, battery-charging) ML7660-310HB (WL-CSP, battery-charging) ML7660-311HB (WL-CSP, REF66003) ML7660-202GD (WQFN, battery-less)
- Applications NFC charging devices, e.g.
- smart watches, fitness trackers and smart wristbands
- smart rings
- smart glasses
- true wireless stereos and hearing aids
- stylus pens, wireless mouses and wireless keyboads
- electric toothbrushes
- beauty home appliances
- personal health care devices
- battery packs
- rice cooker (for battery-less)
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3. Block Diagram
FEDL-7660-07 ML7660
RESET_N INTERFACE
RFDET POWER CHARGE DEBUG ERROR
SCL_S/SCLK_S SDA_S/SDI_S SDO_S SCS_S INT_S
AIN1
Control Logic
SRAM
Host Interface (I2C Slave) (SPI Slave)
10bit-ADC
FLASH
Test...