Active production — Li-Ion power manager with I²C
The 40-VQFN (6x6 mm) package with exposed pad pulls heat into the board plane — mind the thermal-via pattern under the pad during layout.
I²C interface and fault protection for system reliability
The I²C interface lets the host microcontroller adjust charging parameters, read status, and sequence power rails without extra GPIOs. That matters when you are squeezing a BOM into a 40-VQFN footprint and every pin counts. Built-in fault protection covers over-temperature and under-voltage lockout — two failure modes that kill Li-Ion packs if left unchecked. The under-voltage lockout prevents the battery from discharging into deep depletion, which is the kind of silent failure that sends a field-return unit back with a dead cell.
Available in Tape & Reel and Cut Tape formats, the packaging options cover both high-volume reflow and prototype or rework quantities.