IP2366, 140W charge and discharge IC

Overview

IP2366 is a highly integrated synchronous switch charge and discharge chip. The charging power can be as high as 100W and the discharging power can be as high as 140W. IP2366 has built-in temperature detection, built-in 14bit ADC, and supports multiple fast input and output protocols such as PD3.1. Supports 2-6 series batteries, integrated buck-boost driver, maximum power 140W. Customizable output voltage 4.2/4.3/4.4v, customizable selection of 2/3/4/5/6 series batteries, integrated FCP input and output fast charging Protocol, SCP input and output fast charging protocol, integrated AFC input and output fast charging protocol, integrated PD3.1 input and output fast charging protocol, integrated QC2.0/3.0/3.0+ input and output fast charging protocol, supports customized I2C to obtain charging voltage Charging current and other information, quiescent current 5UA, supports EN wake-up

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IP2366_DEMO_V1.3.pcbdoc

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