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Power Path Implementation Tradeoffs

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AN-9720  
Power Path Implementation Tradeoffs, Featuring the  
FAN5400 Family of PWM Battery Chargers  
Overview  
Many battery-powered systems, such as smart phones, must be  
fully functional and their electronics up and running shortly  
after the user plugs a charger into the phone. The system  
electronics need to be functional regardless of the state of the  
battery, even if the battery is fully discharged or absent. The  
FAN5400 family charger IC allows power to be delivered to  
the system when the charger is plugged in, whether the battery  
is absent or present, and allows the system to power up and be  
functional quickly after the charger is plugged in. Other  
approaches, such as power path, add additional impedance in  
series with the battery.  
While this implementation meets the criteria for power path,  
an ideal diode is never truly ideal. For example, the internal  
ideal diode of one such IC is actually a PMOS with a typical  
value of 180mΩ. This means that there is a permanent 180mΩ  
power dissipating series element between battery and system  
load that creates significant additional power loss during  
periods of high-current drain from the battery, such as GSM  
pulses. A parallel diode PMOS switch can reduce this  
resistance; however, this increases the solution size and cost.  
The implementation in Figure 1 differs from the FAN540X  
approach in the block diagram in Figure 2. Although on the  
surface it may seem like FAN5400 does not have power path  
functionality; it serves almost all the same needs and, in  
addition, can provide the benefit of having no power  
dissipating series element between system load and battery.  
This application note describes how the FAN5400 family of  
battery chargers distributes power between the system and  
battery to achieve similar results of power path, often without  
the overhead and power loss of an additional switch element.  
The block diagram in Figure 1 is a typical implementation of  
power path using an “ideal” diode. Current flow is indicated  
by the arrows, which reveal that the “ideal” diode (whether  
internal or external) helps to steer current appropriately.  
Figure 1. Typical Implementation of Power Path using an “Ideal” Diode  
© 2010 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation  
Rev. 1.0.0 • 12/23/10  
www.fairchildsemi.com  

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