This project is a Lithium-ion battery charger circuit utilizing the MCP73831 integrated circuit. It includes input and output connectors, a charging current programming resistor, decoupling capacitors, and a charge status indicator LED. The design can deliver up to 500mA charge current.
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Power Input (VIN):
- Connect VIN:(P1) to IC1:(VDD) for power supply to the IC.
- Connect C1:(P1) also to VIN to serve as a decoupling capacitor for the power input. Connect C1:(P2) to GND.
- Install another decoupling capacitor C2 connected from VIN to GND to stabilize the input power further. Specifically, connect C2:(P2) to VIN and C2:(P1) to GND.
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Ground Connections (GND):
- Connect GND to IC1:(VSS), providing a common ground reference for the IC.
- The ground side of C1, C2, and C3 (C1:(P2), C2:(P1), C3:(P2)) should be connected together and to GND.
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Battery Connection (VBAT):
- VBAT:(P1) goes to IC1:(VBAT) for the battery connection.
- Connect C3:(P1) to VBAT to serve as a decoupling capacitor for the battery. C3:(P2) connects to GND.
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Programming Resistor (Rprog):
- Connect Rprog:(P1) to IC1:(PROG) to set the charging current. According to the datasheet information, a 2k resistor can be used here.
- Rprog:(P2) goes to GND.
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Charge Status LED (STAT):
- Connect STAT:(A) to IC1:(STAT) to receive charge status signals.
- Connect STAT:(K) through R1:(P1) to GND for the status LED. R1 limits the current through the LED. Here, R1 is specified as 1k.
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