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| File name: | m-pad-2.1.lbr |
| Uploaded by: | Juergen Messerer |
| Remarks: | This library is a part of the archive file m-pad-2.1.zip Show other files in the archive |
| Download options: | Download whole archive from DIYmodules.org ( 303.9 KiB )Download original file from DIYmodules.org ( 1,153.0 KiB )Download file converted to the latest EAGLE format ( 2,969.6 KiB ) |
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| Name: | ATMEGA406 |
| Type: | device |
| Description: | ATMEL's ATmega406 8bit AVR Microcontroller with 40KB In-System Programmable Flash Summary : Previous implementations of intelligent battery protection have typically required at least two chips to perform the various tasks required which include: voltage regulation, battery monitoring, battery protection, charge management, and communication with the host application. Often a third chip has been required to store parameters specific to the particular battery. Battery packs must shrink in size along with the other components of battery-powered applications. However, when accelerating this shrink, a 3-chip solution obviously creates a PCB space problem. The ATmega406 meets all the application's demands, reducing space, design complexity, and ultimately cost. It includes an AVR® microcontroller with dedicated analog to digital converters tailored for battery fuel gauging and voltage monitoring. Also included are stand-alone high voltage battery protection circuitry, a voltage regulator capable of running the chip on a supply varying from 4 to 25 Volts, integrated cell balancing FETs, and special high voltage I/O capable of controlling charge and discharge. Advanced analog design provides the ATmega406 with unmatched on-chip voltage reference accuracy, resulting in the first single-chip smart battery implementation on the market for 2 - 4 Li-ion cells. With 40 KB of self-programmable Flash program memory, the ATmega406 is capable of in-field firmware upgrades without the need for external programming hardware. Battery parameters can be stored in the internal 2 KB EEPROM. This mix of features makes the ATmega406 AVR capable of implementing a full PC battery pack. Please send any comments to: messi@users.sourceforge.net |
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