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Texas Instruments BQ25100HYFPT — Power Management (PMIC / Gate Driver)

BQ25100HYFPT Li-Ion Linear Charger IC, 250 mA, 6-DSBGA

MPNBQ25100HYFPT
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Texas Instruments BQ25100HYFPT, single-cell Li-Ion/Polymer linear charger IC, 250 mA max charge current, 4.35 V battery pack voltage, programmable charge current, 6-DSBGA package, surface mount.

$2.2100Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

BQ25100HYFPT specifications
ParameterValue
MountingSurface Mount
Battery pack voltage4.35V
Supply voltage6.45V
Current - chargingConstant - Programmable
Charge current - max250mA
Operating temperature0°C~125°C(TJ)
PackageTape & Reel (TR); Cut Tape (CT)
Case6-XFBGA, DSBGA
Number of cells1
Fault protectionOver Temperature, Over Voltage, Short Circuit
Battery chemistryLithium Ion/Polymer
Programmable featuresCurrent

Product details

250 mA linear charger in a 6-ball DSBGA

The part integrates over-temperature, over-voltage, and short-circuit protection — three fault monitors that cover the common failure modes in a portable charge path.

The BQ25100HYFPT comes in a 6-ball DSBGA (6-XFBGA) package, 0.4 mm pitch, no leads exposed — it's a wafer-level chip-scale package. The pad layout is the same as the supplier device package 6-DSBGA. Surface-mount only; the small ball array means the PCB fan-out is straightforward on a two-layer board, but the 0.4 mm pitch demands a solder-paste stencil with 0.2 mm apertures and a reflow profile that stays below 260 °C peak. Under a hot-air station, the part lifts cleanly if the board is preheated to 100 °C — the low thermal mass of the DSBGA means it reflows fast, so watch the soak time to avoid cold joints on the outer balls.

Frequently asked questions

What is the charge current of BQ25100HYFPT?

The maximum charge current is 250 mA, and it is programmable via an external resistor. The part is a constant-current / constant-voltage linear charger, so the actual charge current is set by the resistor value and limited by the 250 mA ceiling.

Is BQ25100HYFPT compatible with 4.2 V batteries?

Yes, but with a caveat: the battery pack voltage is 4.35 V, meaning the charger terminates at 4.35 V. If you use a standard 4.2 V Li-ion cell, the charger will overcharge it to 4.35 V, which exceeds the cell's safe voltage. For 4.2 V cells, you need a charger with a 4.2 V termination threshold. This part is designed for 4.35 V cells.