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SOT-23-3 packaged lithium battery protection chip small current discharge undervoltage protection failure

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The undervoltage protection is 2.4V, not 3V. 3V is the recovery voltage.   Details Published on 2022-8-31 17:46
 
 

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It means that it is not protected when it is lower than 3V.

Over discharge protection failure?

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It is recommended to use the combination of DW01+8205

Or single chip DW03/DW06

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Can't let go  Details Published on 2021-12-16 18:36
 
 
 

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Look carefully at the datasheet

The lower limit of undervoltage protection is 2.4v, not 3v.

You can test whether the battery or power supply can be shut down when it reaches 2.4V

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Can be turned off  Details Published on 2021-12-16 18:36
 
 
 

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se7ens posted on 2021-12-16 13:30 Look carefully at the datasheet. The lower limit of undervoltage protection is 2.4v, not 3v. You can test whether the battery or power supply can reach 2.4V...

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se7ens posted on 2021-12-16 13:27 It is recommended to use a combination of DW01+8205 or a single piece of DW03/DW06

Can't let go

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The undervoltage protection is 2.4V, not 3V. 3V is the recovery voltage.

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I have verified that the output will be turned off when it is lower than 3V, but it will fail when the small current is slowly discharged to 3V for a long time.  Details Published on 2022-9-1 17:03
 
 
 

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chipsimi003 posted on 2022-8-31 17:46 The undervoltage protection is 2.4V, not 3V. 3V is the recovery voltage.

I have verified that the output will be turned off when it is lower than 3V, but it will fail when the small current is slowly discharged to 3V for a long time.

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