STBC15
Datasheet
Ultra-low current consumption linear battery charger
Features
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Charges thin film battery with CC-CV algorithm
L version suitable for Li-Ion batteries
Charging current up to 40 mA (selectable by dedicated pins)
250 nA battery leakage current
QFN12 1.7 x 2.0
Reverse current protection from battery to supply input
Programmable floating voltage with 0.5% accuracy
Battery overcurrent protection
Battery over-discharge protection switch totally disconnects battery for cell
durability
Flip-chip12
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Shelf-mode supported, no battery mechanical switch needed
Power-Good open-drain output
Valid source open drain output
Peak mode input to avoid over-discharge false triggering
Available packages:
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QFN12 1.7 x 2.0 mm, thickness 0.55 mm max.
Flip-chip12 1.1 x 1.4 mm, 300 µm pitch
Applications
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Fitness portable Internet of Things
Energy harvesting application
Smart cards
Maturity status link
STBC15
Wireless sensor nodes
Portable health care devices
Fitness and wellness wearable devices
Description
The STBC15 is a linear charger thin film battery with a maximum charging current
of 40 mA. The device uses a CC/CV algorithm to charge the battery. Thanks to the
ultra-low consumption architecture, the charger is suitable for low-capacity cells such
as thin film batteries and can use low energy sources such as energy harvesters. A 5
V input like a standard USB port can be used as a voltage source as well. A specific
version (-L) is available to charge Li-Ion cells.
The STBC15 integrates an over-discharge and overcurrent protection circuitry to
prevent the battery from being damaged under fault conditions. The floating voltage
value can be set to four different values by using dedicated selection inputs. A higher
set of floating voltages, suitable for Li-Ion batteries, is available in the -L version
of the product. A dedicated pin allows the device to be set in shelf-mode. In this
condition, the STBC15 consumes less than 10 nA, thus not discharging the battery
before the final device is activated by the end user. The ultra-low power architecture
allows the STBC15 to consume less than 250 nA when the input power source is
removed and less than 10 nA in over-discharge-mode.
The device is available in a (1.7 × 2.0 mm) 12-lead QFN package, 400 µm pitch, 0.55
mm max. thickness or in Flip-chip 1.1 x 1.4 mm 12 bumps 300 µm pitch.
DS12551 - Rev 2 - July 2021
For further information contact your local STMicroelectronics sales office.
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