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Hi,
I am trying to understand the significance of this P channel MOSFET (Q9) in the Power section of the BMS.
I want to understand it's significance in both charging and discharging condition. I made a Falstad simulation with 1 discharge N MOSFET (Q5) and the P MOSFET. Relevant switches can be used to put the simulation in Charging/Discharging mode.
Simulation is in this link.
Also, in case of charging, current flows through Q5 (disabled body diode) , but I am unable to understand how that N MOSFET is turned on. The Vgs and Vds doesn't make sense to me.
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That FET is used to increase the turn-off speed of the discharge MOSFETs (e.g. in case of a short circuit). It is also used in the TI reference design and explained further in this App Note, Fig. 5-2. In the App Note they use a PNP instead of a PMOS, though.
Hi,
I am trying to understand the significance of this P channel MOSFET (Q9) in the Power section of the BMS.
I want to understand it's significance in both charging and discharging condition. I made a Falstad simulation with 1 discharge N MOSFET (Q5) and the P MOSFET. Relevant switches can be used to put the simulation in Charging/Discharging mode.
Simulation is in this link.
Also, in case of charging, current flows through Q5 (disabled body diode) , but I am unable to understand how that N MOSFET is turned on. The Vgs and Vds doesn't make sense to me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: