QUICK START GUIDE FOR DEMONSTRATION CIRCUIT DC848
USB POWER SOLUTION IN QFN 4X4
1
LTC4066
DESCRIPTION
Demonstration circuit DC848 is a complete power
controller for a USB powered device. It is based
on the LTC4066 and provides the following func-
tions; 700mA CC/CV timer terminated temperature
qualified charger suitable for Li-ion cells, a USB
power manager that insures compliance with the
USB power specification and power path man-
agement for the battery. The LTC4066 uses the
intermediate bus voltage topology that results in
faster charging and lower power loss than the
charger fed topology. All this functionality con-
sumes less 77mm
2
of PCB area with all the com-
ponents on one sid e.
Design files for this circuit board are available.
Call the LTC factory.
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poration.
Table 1. Performance Summary
PARAMETER CONDITION VALUE
Input Voltage 4.5-5.5V
Battery Charger
Iout V
IN
= 5V, Vbat=3.6V 700mA +- 7%
Float voltage Vin = 5V, battery disconnected from BATT pin 4.20v+/- 35mV
Trickle Charge threshold V
IN
= 5V 2.9V +-0.1V
Recharge threshold V
IN
= 5V (Vfloat – 130mV) to (Vfloat-60mV)
USB Current
Input Current 500mA mode V
IN
= 5V, USB Active 500mA mode 475mA typical, 500mA max
Input Current 100mA mode V
IN
= 5V, USB Active 100mA mode 93mA typical, 100mA max
Input Current suspend mode V
IN
=5V, USB suspend 300uA max
OPERATING PRINCIPLES
Demo DC848 is base d on the LTC4066. This chip
manages the power supplies that would be typical
for a USB powered device. Power is input from
either the USB cable or an adapter to an interme-
diate voltage bus. The intermediate voltage bus is
preferentially powered from the adapter, then USB
and finally if required from the battery via an ideal
diode. The battery charger is a CC/CV timer ter-
minated type capable of charge currents of up to
800mA.
QUICK START PROCEDURE
Demonstration circuit DC848 is easy to set up to
evaluate the performance of the LTC4066. Refer
to Figure 1 for proper measurement equipment
setup and follow the procedure below:
1.
Connect input power supply, meters and output
load as shown in Figure 1.
USB Charging
2.
Place the Master ON/O FF jumper in the ON po-
sition.
3.
Place the USB ON/OFF jumper in the ON posi-
tion. Place the USB current jumper in the
500mA position. Set the battery simulator volt-
age to zero, slowly raise the USB input voltage.
When the supply voltage exceeds 3.8V the