STMicroelectronics STWLC68 | Demoboard STEVAL-ISB68W

Beschreibung

The STWLC68 is an integrated Wireless Power Receiver suitable for portable applications and capable of managing up to 5 W of output power. The chip has been designed to support Qi 1.2.4 specifications for inductive communication protocol and Base Power Profile (BPP). The STWLC68 shows excellent efficiency performance thanks to the integrated lowloss synchronous rectifier and the low drop-out linear regulator: both elements are dynamically managed by the digital core to minimize the overall power dissipation over a wide range of output load conditions. Through the I2C interface the user can access and modify different configuration parameters, tailoring the operation of the device to the needs of custom applications. The configuration parameters can be saved in the embedded OTP memory and automatically retrieved at power-up, allowing the STWLC68 to operate as standalone device. The STWLC68 is housed in a Chip-Scale Package to fit real-estate solutions in wearable devices.

Eigenschaften

• Up to 5 W output power
• Qi 1.2.4 inductive wireless standard communication protocol compliant
• Integrated 27 V synchronous rectifier with 98% (typ.) efficiency
• Low drop-out linear regulator with output current and input voltage control loops
• 3.6 V to 20 V programmable output voltage with 25 mV resolution
• Up to 80% overall system efficiency
• 32-bit, 64 MHz ARM Cortex microcontroller core
• OTP memory for configuration data
• 8-channels, 10-bit A/D Converter
• 6 configurable GPIOs
• Accurate voltage/current measurement for Foreign Object Detection (FOD)
• Output Over-Voltage clamping protection
• 400 kHz I2C interface
• On-chip thermal management and protections (Over-voltage, Over-current)
• Enhanced power dissipation capability Chip-Scale Package (CSP)

Typische Anwendungen

• Wearable devices
• Medical and healthcare equipment
• Smartphones and PDAs, GPS navigators
• Power banks

Weiterführende Informationen

• Datenblatt
• Produktseite des IC-Herstellers