NBM7100BBQ-Q100中文资料安世数据手册PDF规格书

1. General description

The NBM7100A/B-Q100 is a battery energy

management device designed to maximize usable

capacity from non-rechargeable, primary batteries

when used in low-voltage, low-power applications

requiring burst current loads. The devices overcome

voltage drop and battery life limitations associated

with extracting high pulse currents (Fig. 1) from lithium

primary batteries such as 3 V lithium manganese

dioxide (LiMnO2) coin cells. which are commonly used

in wireless, low-power IoT sensor applications.

The NBM7100A/B-Q100 contains two stages of high

efficiency DC-DC conversion and an intelligent learning

algorithm. The first stage DC-DC conversion transfers

energy from the lithium battery at a low constant

current to a capacitive storage element. Once charged,

a second DC-DC conversion cycle utilizes this stored

energy to supply a regulated voltage with high pulse

load current capability on the VDH output pin. The

battery is never directly subjected to large load pulse

currents, resulting in a longer, more predictable battery

lifetime.

The proprietary learning algorithm monitors the energy

used during repetitive load pulse cycles and optimizes

first stage DC-DC conversion to minimize the residual

charge in the storage capacitor.

A serial interface allows a microcontroller to change

default configuration settings and read-back system

information.

2. Features and benefits

• Automotive product qualification in accordance with

AEC-Q100 (Grade 3)

• Specified from -40 °C to +85 °C

• Programmable constant battery load current: 2 mA

to 16 mA

• Protection against battery voltage dips (Brown-out)

• Pulse output current: > 200 mA

• Low ripple regulated programmable output voltage,

VDH: 1.8 V to 3.6 V

• Ultra-low standby current: 20 nA (typ)

• Peak conversion efficiency up to 93% with adaptive

optimization

• Integrated fuel gauge

• Small 16 pin lead-free package

(SOT763-1/DHVQFN16;

2.5 mm × 3.5 mm × 0.85 mm) with side wettable

flanks

3. Applications

• Battery powered wireless microcontroller

applications (IoT): Bluetooth®, LoRaWAN®,

Sigfox™, LTE-M, NB-IoT, Zigbee, etc.

• Industrial: temperature, occupancy, e-metering,

electronic shelf label, asset tracking, irrigation

monitoring

• Automotive: tire pressure monitors (TPMS), key

fobs