MAX17853GCB/V+

Battery Management Analog Devices, Inc. MAX17853GCB/V+ Overview

The MAX17853GCB/V+ from Analog Devices, Inc. is a state-of-the-art battery monitoring IC designed specifically for lithium-ion batteries across a wide array of applications. This device stands out due to its ability to manage up to 14 cells, making it ideal for complex battery configurations. The MAX17853GCB/V+ ensures high precision in voltage measurement and robust safety features, encapsulated in a compact 64LQFP package, making it both efficient and space-saving. The incorporation of this Battery Management Analog Devices, Inc. MAX17853GCB/V+ component is essential for developers looking to enhance battery reliability and performance while complying with rigorous industry standards.

MAX17853GCB/V+ Features

The MAX17853GCB/V+ IC features comprehensive cell monitoring capabilities. It supports a wide voltage range, which is crucial for varying charge states of lithium-ion batteries. The device includes integrated temperature sensing to prevent overheating, and its precision in measuring state of charge ensures optimal battery management. Additionally, the module's daisy-chain communication feature allows for scalability in larger battery systems without compromising signal integrity.

MAX17853GCB/V+ Applications

• Electric Vehicles: Used to monitor battery packs, ensuring safe operation and optimal charging cycles, thus extending the battery life and vehicle range.
• Energy Storage Systems: Enables precise monitoring and management of battery cells in large-scale energy storage, which is critical for balancing load and energy efficiency in residential or commercial settings.
• Portable Power Tools: Improves the safety and efficiency of lithium-ion batteries in power tools by providing real-time data on cell status and health, preventing overcharge and discharge.
• Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS): Critical for maintaining the health and efficiency of batteries in backup power systems, ensuring reliable protection against power outages.
• Medical Devices: Ensures the reliability and safety of batteries used in medical devices, which require precise and consistent power management for critical healthcare applications.