ML5245

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FEDL5245-05  
1. December , 2020  
ML5245  
5 to 13 Series Cell Rechargeable Battery Protection IC  
General Description  
The ML5245 is a protection IC for 5- to13-cell Li-ion rechargeable battery pack. It detects individual cell  
overvoltage/undervoltage and pack overcurrent/over-temperature, and then automatically turns on or turns off  
the external charge/discharge NMOS-FETs accordingly.  
Also, the ML5245 has a cell voltage monitor function so that the individual cell voltage can be monitored by  
an external microcontroller.  
Features  
Number of connected cells : 10-cell / 13-cell  
Highly accurate overvoltage / undervoltege detection function  
Overvoltage detection accuracy  
Undervoltage detection accuracy  
: ±15mV(25)  
: ±50mV(25)  
Charge / discharge overcurrent detection function  
Dischrage overcurrent detection accuracy : ±10mV(25)  
Charge overcurrent detection accuracy  
: ±10mV(25)  
Short current detection function  
Short current detection accuracy  
: ±15mV(25)  
Adjustable detection delay time for overvoltage / undervoltage / short current with external capacitor  
Temperature detection function : with external NTC(10kΩ, B=3435) and 4.7kΩ resistor.  
Discharge inhibition temperature  
: 75or higher  
Charge inhibition temperature  
: 55or higher, -5or lower  
Cell voltage monitor function : Cell voltage multiplied by 0.5 is outputted from VMON pin  
FET overheat protection function : stop large charge/discharge current through FET body-diode and  
protect this IC from overheat.  
Number of connected cells, each detection voltage, each detectin delay time is selected with mask-option  
(Code number)  
Low power consumption  
Normal state  
Power down state  
: 25μA(typ), 60μAmax)  
: 0.1μA(typ),1μA(max)  
Supply voltage  
: +7V to +80V  
Operating temperature : -40to +85℃  
Package : 30pin SSOP  
Note) This product is not intended for automotive use and for any equipment, device, or system that requires a  
specific quality or high level of reliability (e.g., medical equipment, transportation equipment, aerospace  
machinery, nuclear-reactor controller, fuel-controller, various safety devices). If you are not sure  
whether your application corresponds to such special purposes, please contact your local ROHM sales  
representative in advance.  
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Block Diagram  
VDD  
VREG  
Voltage  
V13  
V12  
V11  
Regulator  
CS  
Control  
Logic  
/DOFF  
/VMEN  
Voltage  
Clamp  
V10  
V9  
Clock  
Generator  
V8  
V7  
Reference  
Voltage  
Generator  
VNTC  
TSNS  
Temperature  
Detector  
V6  
V5  
V4  
V3  
V2  
V1  
CDOV  
CDUV  
Delay  
Generator  
Cell Voltage  
Detector  
Output  
Buffer  
VMON  
Cell Voltage  
Monitor  
RSENSE  
PSENSE  
Charger/Load  
Detector  
Current  
Detector  
FET  
Driver  
GND  
ISENSE CDLY  
C_FET  
D_FET  
Pin Configuration (top view)  
VDD  
V13  
V12  
V11  
V10  
V9  
V8  
V7  
V6  
V5
V4
VREG  
/VMEN  
CS  
/DOFF  
VNTC  
TSNS  
CDOV  
CDUV  
CDLY  
VMON  
PSENSE  
RSENSE  
C_FET  
ISENSE  
D_FET  
V3
V2
V1
GND
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Pin Description  
Pin  
Pin  
I/O  
Description  
Power supply input pin.  
Connect and external CR filter for noise rejection  
1
VDD  
2
3
V13  
V12  
V11  
V10  
V9  
I
I
Battery cell 13 high voltage input pin.  
Battery cell 13 low voltage input and battery cell 12 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 12 low voltage input and battery cell 11 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 11 low voltage input and battery cell 10 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 10 low voltage input and battery cell 9 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 9 low voltage input and battery cell 8 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 8 low voltage input and battery cell 7 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 7 low voltage input and battery cell 6 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 6 low voltage input and battery cell 5 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 5 low voltage input and battery cell 4 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 4 low voltage input and battery cell 3 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 3 low voltage input and battery cell 2 high voltage input pin  
Battery cell 2 low voltage input and battery cell 1 high voltage input pin  
4
I
5
I
6
I
7
V8  
I
8
V7  
I
9
V6  
I
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
V5  
I
V4  
I
V3  
I
V2  
I
V1  
I
Ground pin  
GND  
Discharge FET control signal output pin. Should be tied to the gate pin of the external  
NMOS FET.  
16  
D_FET  
O
Current sense resistor input pin. Connect a resistor of the resistance value corresponding  
to the detecting current between this pin and the GND pin. Should be tied to the GND if not  
used.  
17  
ISENSE  
I
Charge FET control signal output pin. Should be tied to the gate pin of the external NMOS  
FET.  
18  
19  
C_FET  
O
Load open detection input pin. Should be connected to the lower node where load is  
connected  
RSENSE  
IO  
Charger connection / open detection input pin. Should be connected to the lower node  
where charger is connected. if charger and load is connected to the same node,RSENSE  
and PSENSE should be shorted.  
20  
21  
PSENSE  
VMON  
IO  
O
Cell voltage monitor output pin. Cell voltage multiplied by 0.5 is outputted. When cell  
voltage is not outputted, voltage is 0V.  
22  
23  
24  
CDLY  
CDUV  
CDOV  
IO  
IO  
IO  
Short current detection delay time setting pin. Should be tied to the GND via capacitor.  
Overdischarge detection delay time settgin pin. Shlould be tied to the GND via capacitor.  
Overvoltage detection delay gtime setting pin. Should be tied to the GND via capacitor.  
Input pin for high / low temperature charge / discharge inhibition. Connect a thermistor  
between this pin and GND. Should be tied to the GND via 10kΩ resistor if not used.  
Thermistor power supply. Should be connected to TSNS through a 4.7 kΩ resistor.  
OFF control command input pin for the discharge FET. The "L" level input forces "L" on the  
D_FET output, except when charge state is detected. Should be tied to the VREG pin if not  
used.  
25  
26  
TSNS  
VNTC  
I
O
27  
28  
/DOFF  
CS  
I
I
Input for selecting number of connected cells. Llevel selects 13 cell and Hlevel selects  
10 cell.  
Cell voltage monitor output enable pin. This is Hi-z input and NMOS open-drain output,  
and for using cell volagte monitor function, connect external plull-up resistor. If the “L”  
pulse signal is inputted, this IC outputs the measured cell voltage into VMON pin during  
one cell monitoring cycle. If the measured cell voltage is outputted, an “Llevel interrupt  
signal is outputted from this pin when the measured cell is changed.  
Should be tied to VREG pin if not used.  
29  
30  
/VMEN  
VREG  
IO  
O
Built-in 4.3 V regulator output pin. Should be tied to GND through a 1 μF capacitor. Do not  
use this pin as power supply for an external circuit.  
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Absolute Maximum Ratings  
GND= 0 V, Ta = +25 °C  
Item  
Symbol  
VDD  
Condition  
Applied to VDD pin  
Rating  
Unit  
V
Supply voltage  
0.3 to +86.5  
VIN1  
Applied to V1 to V13, D_FET pins  
0.3 to VDD+0.3  
V
Applied to CS, CDOV, CDUV,  
CDLY, ISENSE, TSNS pins  
Applied to C_FET, RSENSE,  
PSENSE pins  
VIN2  
0.3 to VREG+0.3  
V
Input voltage  
VIN3  
86.5 to +0.3  
V
Voltage difference agains the VDD  
VIN4  
Applied to /VMEN, /DOFF pins  
Applied to VREG, /VMEN pins  
0.3 to +6.5  
0.3 to +6.5  
V
V
VOUT1  
Applied to VMON, VNTC, CDOV,  
CDUV, CDLY pins  
VOUT2  
0.3 to VREG+0.3  
V
Output voltage  
VOUT3  
VOUT4  
PD  
Applied to D_FET pin  
Applied to C_FET pin  
0.3 to VDD+0.3  
DD86.5 to VDD+0.3  
1.0  
V
V
V
Power dissipation  
W
Applied to VREG, VMON, /VMEN,  
VNTC, CDOV, CDUV, CDLY,  
D_FET, C_FET pins  
Short-circuit  
output current  
IOS  
10  
mA  
°C  
Storage  
temperature  
TSTG  
55 to150  
Recommended Operating Conditions  
GND= 0 V  
Item  
Symbol  
VDD  
Condition  
Applied to VDD pin  
Range  
7 to 80  
Unit  
V
Supply voltage  
Operating temperature  
TOP  
40 to +85  
°C  
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Electrical characteristics  
DC Characteristics  
VDD=7V to 80VGND=0VTa=40 to +85°C  
Sym  
bol  
Item  
Condition  
Min.  
Typ.  
Max.  
VREG  
Unit  
V
0.8×  
VREG  
Digital "H" input voltage (Note 1)  
Digital "L" input voltage (Note 1)  
VIH  
VIL  
0.2×  
VREG  
2
0
V
Digital "H" input current (Note 2)  
Digital "L" input current (Note 2)  
Cell monitoring pin Input current  
(Note 3)  
IIH  
IIL  
VIH = VREG  
VIL = GND  
µA  
µA  
2  
Norman mode  
Average current  
IINV1  
IILVC  
0.1  
3
2
µA  
µA  
Cell monitoring pin Input leakage  
current (Note 3)  
Power down mode  
"Loutput voltage (Note 4)  
Output leakage current (Note4)  
VOL  
IOLK  
IOL = 1mA  
VOH=5.5V, VOL=0V  
IOH=10µA  
VDD =18V to 60V  
IOL=100µA  
0.2  
2
V
2  
µA  
"H" output voltage(Note5)  
VOH1  
10  
14  
18  
V
"L" output voltage(Note 6)  
"L" output voltage(Note 7)  
"L" output voltage(Note 8)  
C_FET output leakage current  
VOL1  
VOL2  
VOL3  
ILCF  
VRE  
G
2  
0.2  
0.2  
0.4  
2
V
V
IOL=1mA  
IOL=100µA  
V
VCFET=0 to VDD  
With no output load  
VDD7V to 60V  
With 14.7kΩ resistor  
connected  
µA  
VREG pin output voltage  
VNTC output voltage  
3.8  
2.2  
4.3  
2.4  
4.8  
2.6  
V
V
VNTC  
Note 1Applied to CS, /VMEN, /DOFF pins  
Note 2Applied to CS, /VMEN, /DOFF, TSNS, ISENSE pins  
Note 3Applied to V1 to V13 pins and defined in average current  
Note 4Applied to /VMEN pin  
Note 5Applied to C_FET, D_FET pins  
Note 6Applied to D_FET pin  
Note 7Applied to VMON pin  
Note 8Applied to CDOV, CDUV, CDLY pins  
Supply current characgteristics  
VDD= 7V to 60VGND=0VTa=40 to +85°C,  
Symb  
ol  
Item  
Condition  
Min.  
Typ.  
Max.  
Unit  
With no output load,  
VMON enabled  
with 14.7kΩis connected to  
VNTC  
Current consumption in  
normal operation mode  
IDD1  
25  
60  
µA  
Current consumption in  
power down mode  
IDDS  
0.1  
1.0  
µA  
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Code 001 : detection voltage characteristics (Ta=25°C)  
VDD=52VGND=0VTa=+25°C  
Symb  
ol  
Item  
Condition  
Min.  
4.235  
4.05  
2.75  
2.95  
140  
Typ.  
4.25  
4.10  
2.80  
3.00  
150  
40  
Max.  
4.265  
4.15  
2.85  
3.05  
160  
unit  
V
Overvoltage detection  
threshold  
VOV  
Overvoltage release  
threshold  
VOVR  
VUV  
V
Undervoltage detection  
threshold  
V
Undervoltage release  
threshold  
VUVR  
VOCU  
VOCO  
VSHRT  
V
Discharge overcurrent  
detection threshold  
Charge overcurrent  
detection threshold  
Short circuit  
detection threshold  
High temperature charge  
inhibition detection  
threshold  
mV  
mV  
mV  
50  
30  
285  
300  
315  
VCHD  
VCHR  
VDHD  
VDHR  
VCCD  
VCCR  
1.09  
1.17  
0.74  
0.82  
2.10  
2.01  
1.12  
1.22  
0.77  
0.85  
2.13  
2.06  
1.15  
1.27  
0.80  
0.88  
2.16  
2.11  
V
V
V
V
V
V
High temperature charge  
inhibition release  
threshold  
High temperature  
discharge inhibition  
detection threshold  
High temperature charge  
inhibition release  
threshold  
Low temperature charge  
inhibition detection  
threshold  
Low temperature charge  
inhibition release  
threshold  
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Code 001 : detection voltage characteristics (Ta=0°C to 60°C)  
VDD=52VGND=0VTa=0°C to +60°C  
Symb  
ol  
Item  
Condition  
Min.  
4.225  
4.03  
2.7  
Typ.  
4.25  
4.10  
2.8  
Max.  
4.275  
4.17  
2.9  
Unit  
V
Overvoltage detection  
threshold  
VOV  
VOVR  
VUV  
Overvoltage release  
threshold  
V
Undervoltage detection  
threshold  
V
Undervoltage release  
threshold  
VUVR  
VOCU  
VOCO  
VSHRT  
2.9  
3.0  
3.1  
V
Discharge overcurrent  
detection threshold  
Charge overcurrent  
detection threshold  
Short circuit  
detection threshold  
High temperature charge  
inhibition detection  
threshold  
135  
-55  
150  
40  
300  
165  
-25  
mV  
mV  
mV  
270  
330  
VCHD  
VCHR  
VDHD  
VDHR  
VCCD  
VCCR  
1.07  
1.15  
0.72  
0.80  
2.08  
1.99  
1.12  
1.22  
0.77  
0.85  
2.13  
2.06  
1.17  
1.29  
0.82  
0.90  
2.18  
2.13  
V
V
V
V
V
V
High temperature charge  
inhibition release  
threshold  
High temperature  
discharge inhibition  
detection threshold  
High temperature charge  
inhibition release  
threshold  
Low temperature charge  
inhibition detection  
threshold  
Low temperature charge  
inhibition release  
threshold  
Charge detection  
ISENSE pin threshold  
Discharge detection  
ISENSE pin threshold  
VREG drop detection  
threshold  
VISC  
VISD  
11  
1
6  
6
1  
11  
mV  
mV  
V
VUREG  
VRREG  
3.0  
3.4  
3.4  
3.8  
3.8  
4.2  
VREG drop release  
threshold  
V
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Charger Detection / Removal and Load Removal Threshold Characteristics  
(Ta=0°C to 60°C)  
VDD=52VGND=0 VTa=0°C to +60°C  
Symb  
ol  
Item  
Condition  
Min.  
0.35×VDD  
0
Typ.  
Max.  
0.65×VDD  
0.4  
Unit  
V
Charger detection  
PSENSE threshold  
Wake-up from  
power-down mode  
In charge overcurrent  
state  
VPC1  
VPLU  
VPLD  
VRL  
0.2  
V
V
V
Charger removal  
PSENSE threshold  
Power-down mode  
In discharge overcurrent  
state  
0.65×VDD 0.75×VDD 0.85×VDD  
Load removal  
RSENSE threshold  
1.0  
1.2  
1.4  
In charge overcurrent  
state  
Power-down mode  
In discharge overcurrent  
state  
PSENSE pin  
pull-up resistance  
RPU  
200  
500  
1000  
kΩ  
RSENSE pin  
pull-down resistance  
RPD  
1
3
7
MΩ  
Short-current state  
PSENSE pin  
Input leakage current  
RSENSE pin  
ILPS  
ILRS  
Without pull-up resistor  
2  
2  
2
2
µA  
µA  
Without pull-down resistor  
Input leakage current  
Code 001 : Detection / Release Delay and Monitor Cycle Characteristics (Ta=0 to 60)  
VDD=52VGND=0 VTa=0 to +60°C  
Item  
Symbol  
tDET  
Condition  
Min.  
290  
Typ.  
400  
Max.  
630  
Unit  
ms  
Cell voltage monitor cycle  
Overvoltage detection delay  
(Note)  
tOV  
tUV  
tOCO  
tOCU  
COV=0.1F  
3.0  
3.0  
5.0  
5.0  
13.0  
13.0  
630  
630  
sec  
sec  
ms  
ms  
Undervoltage detection delay  
(Note)  
CUV=0.1F  
Charge overcurrent detection  
delay  
290  
290  
400  
400  
Discharge overcurrent  
detection delay  
Short circuit detection delay  
Temperature monitor cycle  
Temperature measurement  
time  
tSC  
tPT  
CDLY=10nF  
0.6  
1.0  
1.4  
ms  
ms  
290  
400  
630  
tTM  
2
3
5
ms  
Defined with  
temperature  
monitoring times  
Temperature detection /  
release delay  
tTDR  
2
times  
Charge state  
detection/release delay  
Discharge state detection /  
release delay  
tISC  
tISD  
50  
50  
100  
100  
150  
150  
ms  
ms  
Discharge overcurrent  
state  
Short-current state  
Charge overcurrent  
state  
Load removal detection delay  
tORL  
50  
50  
100  
100  
150  
150  
ms  
ms  
Charger removal detection  
delay  
tOCHG  
(Note) The maximum time of ovcrcharge / overdischarge detection delay time is introduced by adding time lag  
due to cell voltage monitor cycle and overvoltage / undervoltage delay timer time (tOV, tUV)  
.
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Cell voltage monitor output characteristics (Ta=25)  
VDD=52VGND=0 VTa=25°C, with no load on VMON output  
Item  
Symbol  
VCELO4  
VCELO1  
Condition  
Min.  
1.985  
1.475  
Typ.  
2.00  
1.5  
Max.  
2.015  
1.525  
Unit  
V
Cell voltage=4V  
Cell voltage=3V  
VMON output voltage  
V
Cell voltage monitor output characteristics (Ta=0 to 60)  
VDD=52VGND=0 VTa=0 to +60°C, with no load on VMON output  
Item  
Cell voltage monitor  
range  
Symbol  
VVMR  
Condition  
Min.  
Typ.  
Max.  
Unit  
0.1  
4.5  
V
VCELO4  
VCELO1  
Cell voltage=4V  
Cell voltage=3V  
1.98  
2.00  
1.5  
2.02  
V
V
VMON output voltage  
1.475  
1.525  
VMON output current  
capability  
IVCO  
tVEL  
100  
1
1.8  
3
100  
µA  
µs  
/VMEN pin input  
Lpulse width  
/VMEN pin output  
Lpulse width  
Cell voltage output  
stared  
Switching the  
measured cell  
As per a cell  
monitoring  
TINT  
tVMO  
tSVM  
1.0  
1.2  
2.6  
4.8  
1
ms  
ms  
ms  
VMON output time  
VMON output settling  
time  
No output load  
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Timing Chart  
This section shows the timing diagrams of application circuit example 1 (charge / discharge route is  
common)  
Overvoltage detection and recovery from overvoltage state with light load  
Light load means that load is connected and ISENSE pin input voltage is lower than the Discharge  
detection ISENSE pin threshold (VISD).  
(Note 2)  
(Note 3)  
VOV  
VOVR  
Battery Cell  
Voltage  
tDET  
tDET  
tDET tDET tDET tDET tDET  
tDET tDET tDET tDET tDET tDET  
CDOV  
0V  
VOH1  
0V  
tOV  
C_FET  
(Note 1)  
0V  
VOH1  
D_FET  
GND  
PSENSE  
RSNESE  
VISD  
GND  
ISENSE  
Charger is connected  
Load is connected  
State  
Normal state  
Normal state  
Overvoltage state  
(Note 1) C_FET pin is pulled down with a resistor  
(Note 2) Even if the voltage difference between Vn+1 and Vn reaches or rises above the overvoltage detection  
threshold VOV, there may be a time lag before starting the overvoltage detection delay timer because  
cell voltages are monitored every 400 ms (typ.).  
(Note 3) Even if the voltage difference between Vn+1 and Vn reaches or falls below the overvoltage release  
threshold VOVR, there may be a time lag before recovering from the overvoltage state because cell  
voltages are monitored every 400 ms (typ.).  
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Overvoltage detection and recovery from overvoltage state with Heavy load  
Heavy load means that load is connected and ISENSE pin input voltage is higher than the Discharge  
detection ISENSE pin threshold (VISD).  
(Note 2)  
(Note 3)  
VOV  
Battery Cell  
VOVR  
Voltage  
tDET  
tDET tDET tDET tDET  
tDET tDET tDET  
tDET tDET tDET tDET tDET  
CDOV  
0V  
0V  
tOV  
VOH1  
VOH1  
VOH1  
C_FET  
(Note 1)  
0V  
0V  
VOH1  
D_FET  
GND  
GND  
PSENSE  
RSNESE  
tISD  
tISD  
VISD  
ISENSE  
Heavy load is connected  
Charger is connected  
Normal state  
Light load is connected  
State  
Overcharge state  
Normal state  
(Note 1) C_FET pin is pulled down with a resistor  
(Note 2) Even if the voltage difference between Vn+1 and Vn reaches or rises above the overvoltage detection  
threshold VOV, there may be a time lag before starting the overvoltage detection delay timer because  
cell voltages are monitored every 400 ms (typ.).  
(Note 3) Even if the voltage difference between Vn+1 and Vn reaches or falls below the overvoltage release  
threshold VOVR, there may be a time lag before recovering from the overvoltage state because cell  
voltages are monitored every 400 ms (typ.).  
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(Note 1)  
(Note 2)  
VUVR  
VUV  
Battery Cell  
Voltage  
tDET  
tDET  
tDET tDET tDET tDET tDET  
tDET tDET tDET tDET tDET tDET  
CDUV  
D_FET  
C_FET  
0V  
tUV  
VOH1  
0V  
VOH1  
VPLD  
VPC  
PSENSE  
RSNESE  
GND  
VISC  
ISENSE  
Power down  
state  
Load is connected  
Charger is connected  
State  
Undervoltage state  
Normal state  
Normal state  
(Note 1) Even if the voltage difference between Vn+1 and Vn reaches or falls below the undervoltage detection  
threshold VUV, there may be a time lag before starting the undervoltage detection delay timer because  
cell voltages are monitored every 400 ms (typ.).  
(Note 2) Even if the voltage difference between Vn+1 and Vn reaches or rises above the undervoltage release  
threshold VUVR, there may be a time lag before recovering from the undervoltage state because cell  
voltages are monitored every 400 ms (typ.).  
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Undervoltage Detection and Large charger connection  
(Note 1)  
(Note 2)  
VUVR  
VUV  
Battery Cell  
Voltage  
tDET  
tDET  
tDET tDET tDET  
tDET tDET tDET  
tDET tDET tDET tDET tDET  
CDUV  
D_FET  
C_FET  
0V  
tUV  
VOH1  
VOH1  
VOH1  
0V  
0V  
VOH1  
PSENSE  
RSNESE  
GND  
tISC  
tISC  
VISC  
ISENSE  
GND  
Load is  
connected  
Large charger is  
connected  
Charger is  
connected  
State  
Normal state  
Undervoltage state  
Normal state  
(Note 1) Even if the voltage difference between Vn+1 and Vn reaches or falls below the undervoltage detection  
threshold VUV, there may be a time lag before starting the undervoltage detection delay timer because  
cell voltages are monitored every 400 ms (typ.).  
(Note 2) Even if the voltage difference between Vn+1 and Vn reaches or rises above the undervoltage release  
threshold VUVR, there may be a time lag before recovering from the undervoltage state because cell  
voltages are monitored every 400 ms (typ.).  
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Discharge overcurrent detection, recovery from discharge overcurrent state by load  
removal  
VOCU  
GND  
ISENSE  
tOCU  
VOH1  
D_FET  
0V  
0V  
VOH1  
C_FET  
(Note 1)  
VRL  
PSENSE  
RSNESE  
GND  
tORL  
Load is not  
connected  
Load is connected  
Load is not connected  
Normal State  
State  
Normal state  
Discharge overcurrent  
state  
(Note 1) C_FET pin is pulled down with a resistor.  
Charge overcurrent detection and recovery from charge overcurrent state by charger  
removal  
GND  
VOCO  
ISENSE  
tOCO  
VOH1  
D_FET  
VOH1  
C_FET  
(Note 1)  
0V  
VPLU  
PSENSE  
RSNESE  
GND  
tOCHG  
Load is not  
connected  
Load is not  
connected  
Charger is connected  
State  
Normal state  
Charge overcurrent state  
Normal state  
(Note 1) C_FET pin is pulled down with a resistor.  
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Short Current Detection and recovery from Short Current State by Load Removal  
VSC  
GND  
ISENSE  
tSC  
CDLY  
GND  
VOH1  
D_FET  
0V  
0V  
VOH1  
C_FET  
(Note 1)  
PSENSE  
RSNESE  
VRL  
GND  
tORL  
Load is not  
connected  
Load is not  
connected  
Load is connected  
State  
Normal state  
Normal state  
Short current detection  
state  
(Note 1) C_FET pin is pulled down with a resistor.  
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High temperature charge inhibition detection and revcovery from high temperature  
charge inhibition state  
VNTC  
VNTC  
Hi-Z  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
VCHR  
VCHD  
TSNS  
0V  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTDR  
tTDR  
VOH1  
C_FET  
(Note1)  
0V  
VOH1  
D_FET  
VISD  
ISENSE  
GND  
50℃≧  
Temperature  
45℃  
Temperature 50℃  
Temperature 50℃  
Temperature 45℃  
Status  
High temperature  
Charge inhibition state  
Normal state  
Normal state  
(Note 1) C_FET pin is pulled down with a resistor.  
High Temperature charge inihibition detection and heavy load connection  
VNTC  
VNTC  
TSNS  
Hi-Z  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
VCHR  
VCHD  
0V  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTDR  
VOH1  
C_FET  
(Note1)  
0V  
0V  
VOH1  
D_FET  
tISD  
tISD  
VISD  
ISENSE  
GND  
Heavy Load is  
connected  
Temperature 50℃  
50℃≧Temperature 45℃  
Temperature 50℃  
Status  
High Temperature charge  
inhibition State  
Normal State  
(Note 1) C_FET pin is pulled down with a resistor.  
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Low temperatrure charge inhibition detection, recovery from Low temperature charge  
inhibition state  
VNTC  
VNTC  
TSNS  
Hi-Z  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
VCCD  
VCCR  
0V  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTDR  
tTDR  
VOH1  
C_FET  
(Note1)  
0V  
VOH1  
D_FET  
VISD  
ISENSE  
GND  
0℃≧  
Temperature  
-5℃  
Temperature -5℃  
Temperature0℃  
Temperature -5℃  
Status  
Low Temperature charge  
inhibition State  
Normal State  
Normal State  
(Note 1) C_FET pin is pulled down with a resistor.  
Low temperature Charge inhibition detection and Heavy Load connection  
VNTC  
VNTC  
Hi-Z  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
VCCD  
VCCR  
TSNS  
0V  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTDR  
VOH1  
C_FET  
(Note1)  
0V  
0V  
VOH1  
D_FET  
tISD  
tISD  
VISD  
ISENSE  
GND  
Heavy Load is  
connected  
Temperature -5℃  
0℃≧Temperature-5℃  
Temperature -5℃  
Status  
Low Temperature Charge  
inhibition State  
Normal State  
(Note 1) C_FET pin is pulled down with a resistor.  
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Inhibition State  
VNTC  
VNTC  
TSNS  
Hi-Z  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
tPT  
VDHR  
VDHD  
0V  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTM  
tTDR  
tTDR  
VOH1  
D_FET  
0V  
C_FET  
(Note1)  
0V  
VISD  
ISENSE  
GND  
70℃≧  
Temperature  
65℃  
Temperature 70℃  
Temperature65℃  
Temperature 70℃  
Status  
High Temperature  
Charge Inhibition  
State  
High temperature Charge  
Inhibition State  
High Temperature Discharge  
Inhibition State  
(Note 1) C_FET pin is pulled down with a resistor.  
Cell Voltage Monitor Output (13 cell connected)  
Upper most cell  
Lowest cell  
Upper most cell  
V13-V12 cell  
Not selected  
Not selected  
V1-GND cell  
V2-V1 cell  
V13-V12 cell  
Not selected  
Internal Cell  
Selection signal  
/VMEN  
tINT  
tINT  
tINT  
tINT  
tVEL  
/VMEN is OUTPUT  
/VMEN is INPUT  
VMON  
0V  
0V  
tSVM  
tSVM  
tSVM  
tSVM  
Start from  
Lowest cell  
V1-GND  
Cell voltage  
V13-V12  
Cell voltage  
V2-V1  
Cell Voltage  
Output  
Cell voltage  
tVMO  
tVMO  
tVMO  
tVMO  
tVMO  
Cell Voltage Monitor Cycle tDET  
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Function Description  
State of ML5245  
The ML5245 has following ten states, which depend on individual cell voltages and the input level of the  
ISENSE and TSNS pins.  
1. Initial state  
2. Normal state  
3. Overvoltage state  
4. Undervoltage state(including power-down mode)  
5. Discharge overcurrent state  
6. Charge overcurrent state  
7. Short circuit state  
8. High Temperature Charge Inhibition state  
9. Low Temperature Charge Inhibition state  
10. High Temperature Discharge Inhibition state  
Each state is described below.  
1. Initial State  
The initial state refers to the period while the battery cells are being connected to the ML5233 and  
connection of all the battery cells specified by the CS pin is completed, before transitioning to the  
normal state.。  
In the initial state, when the VREG pin voltage reaches or falls below the VREG drop detection  
threshold, the D_FET pin output is set to the "L" level and the C_FET pin output to the "H" level, where  
discharge is inhibited and charge is permitted.  
When the VREG pin level reaches or rises above the VREG drop release threshold VRREG, individual  
cell voltage monitoring takes place. If all the battery cells specified by the CS pin reach or rise above  
the undervoltage release threshold VUVR, the system transitions to the normal state. Overvoltage and  
overcurrent detection is also performed in parallel.  
CHG(+)  
VDD  
PACK(+)  
PSENSE  
RSENSE  
C_FET  
D_FET  
GND  
ISENSE  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
OFF  
ON  
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2. Normal Operation State  
The normal state refers to the period where all the battery cell voltages do not reach or rise above the  
overvoltage/undervoltage detection threshold, the ISENSE pin voltage is below the overcurrent  
detection threshold, and the TSNS pin voltage is above the high temperature detection threshold. In the  
normal state, both the D_FET and C_FET pin outputs are set to the "H" level, where both charge and  
discharge is permitted.  
Individual cell voltages are monitored every 0.4 second for performing overvoltage/undervoltage  
detection, while the pack temperature is also monitored using an external thermistor every 0.4 second.  
The ISENSE pin voltage is always monitored to detect overcurrent in parallel.  
CHG(+)  
VDD  
PACK(+)  
PSENSE  
RSENSE  
C_FET  
D_FET  
GND  
ISENSE  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
ON  
ON  
3. Overvoltage State  
When any one or more battery cell voltages reach or rise above the overvoltage detection threshold  
VOV for longer than the overvoltage detection delay time tOV, the system enters the overvoltage state. In  
the overvoltage state, the C_FET pin output is set to "Hi-Z" to inhibit charge, while the D_FET pin  
output maintains the value in the previous state.  
Battery cell voltages decrease gradually by self-discharge or a connected load. When all of them reach  
or fall below the overvoltage detection release threshold VOVR, the system recovers from the  
overvoltage state.  
CHG(+)  
VDD  
PACK(+)  
PSENSE  
RSENSE  
C_FET  
D_FET  
GND  
ISENSE  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
ON  
OFF  
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4. Undervoltage State  
When any one or more battery cell voltages reach or fall below the undervoltage detection threshold  
VUV for longer than the undervoltage detection delay time tUV, the system enters the undervoltage state.  
In the undervoltage state, the D_FET pin output is set to the "L" level to inhibit discharge, while the  
C_FET pin output maintains the value in the previous state.  
In the undervoltage state, a 500 kΩ pull-up resistor is connected between the PSENSE pin and VDD.  
When the PSENSE pin voltage increases and reaches the charger removal PSENSE threshold VPLD after  
turning off the external discharge FET, the system enters power-down mode to reduce current  
consumption.  
The PSENSE pin voltage decreases when a charger is present. If it reaches or falls below the charger  
detection voltage VPC, the system wakes up all the circuits to resume monitoring individual battery cell  
voltages.  
If the system was in the overvoltage, undervoltage, high temperature or any overcurrent state before  
entering power-down mode, these error flags are cleared during power-down. After wake-up, if these  
errors are detected again for longer than the specified detection delay time, the system reenters the  
corresponding error state.  
Battery cell voltages increase while charging, and if all cell voltages reach or rise above the  
undervoltage detection release threshold VUVR, the system recovers from the undervoltage state  
CHG(+)  
VDD  
PACK(+)  
PSENSE  
RSENSE  
C_FET  
D_FET  
GND  
ISENSE  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
OFF  
ON  
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5. Discharge Overcurrent State  
When the load is connected and ISENSE pin voltage reaches or rises above the discharge overcurrent  
detection threshold VOCU for longer than the discharge overcurrent detection delay time tOCU, the system  
enters the discharge overcurrent state, regardless of the individual battery cell voltages. In the discharge  
overcurrent state, the D_FET pin output is set to the "L" level to inhibit discharge, while the C_FET pin  
output is set to "Hi-Z" to monitor load removal.  
In the discharge overcurrent state, the RSENSE pin is pulled-down with a resistor and a backflow  
prevention diode. If the load is released, the RSENSE pin level approaches the GND level. The system  
recovers from the discharge overcurrent state when the RSENSE pin level reaches or falls below the  
load removal RSENSE threshold VRL for longer than the load removal detection delay time tORL  
.
CHG(+)  
VDD  
PACK(+)  
PSENSE  
RSENSE  
C_FET  
D_FET  
GND  
ISENSE  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
OFF  
OFF  
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6. Charge Overcurrent State  
When the charger is connected and ISENSE pin voltage reaches or falls below the charge overcurrent  
detection threshold VOCO for longer than the charge overcurrent detection delay time tOCO, the system  
enters the charge overcurrent state, regardless of the individual battery cell voltages. In the charge  
overcurrent state the C_FET pin output is set to "Hi-Z" to inhibit charge, while the D_FET pin output  
maintains the value in the previous state.  
In the charge overcurrent state, a 500 kΩ pull-up resistor is connected between the PSENSE pin and  
VDD pin to detect charger removal. If the charger is removed, the PSENSE pin level increases. The  
system recovers from the charge overcurrent state when the PSENSE pin voltage reaches or rises above  
the charger removal detection threshold VPLU for longer than the charger removal delay time tOCHG  
.
CHG(+)  
VDD  
PACK(+)  
PSENSE  
RSENSE  
C_FET  
D_FET  
GND  
ISENSE  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
ON  
OFF  
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7. Short Circuit State  
When the pack is overloaded and the ISENSE pin voltage reaches or rises above the short circuit  
detection threshold VSHRT, the capacitor connected to the CDLY pin is started to charge, regardless of  
the battery cell voltages. When the CDLY pin voltage is increased to a specific level, the system enters  
the short circuit state. In the short circuit state, the D_FET pin output is set to "L" level to inhibit  
discharge, while the C_FET pin output is set to "Hi-Z" to detect load removal.  
In the short circuit state, a pull-down resistor is connected between the RSENSE pin and the GND  
pin through a backflow prevention diode. If the load is removed, the RSENSE pin level approaches the  
GND level. The system recovers from the short circuit state when the RSENSE pin level reaches  
or falls below the load removal detection threshold VRL for longer than the load removal detection delay  
time tORL.  
CHG(+)  
VDD  
PACK(+)  
PSENSE  
RSENSE  
C_FET  
D_FET  
GND  
ISENSE  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
OFF  
OFF  
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8. High Temperature Charge Inhibition state  
Pack temperature is monitored using an external thermistor every 0.4 seconds regardless of battery  
cell voltages and current measurement. When the TSNS pin voltage reaches or falls below the high  
temperature charge inhibition detection threshold VCHD for longer than the temperature detection delay  
time tTDR, the system enters the High Temperture Charge Inhibition state.  
In the High Temperature Charge Inhibition state, the C_FET pin output is set to the "Hi-Z" state to  
inhibit charge.  
CHG(+)  
VDD  
VNTC  
TSNS  
2.4V  
PACK(+)  
VCHD  
VCHR  
C_FET  
D_FET  
GND  
ISENSE  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
ON  
OFF  
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9. Low Temperature Charge Inhibition state  
Pack temperature is monitored using an external thermistor every 0.4 seconds regardless of battery  
cell voltages and current measurement. When the TSNS pin voltage reaches or rises above the Low  
Temperature Charge Inhibition detection threshold VCCD for longer than the temperature detection delay  
time tTDR, the system enters the Low Temperture Charge Inhibition state.  
In the Low Temperature Charge Inhibition state, the C_FET pin output is set to the "Hi-Z" state to  
inhibit charge.  
CHG(+)  
VDD  
VNTC  
TSNS  
2.4V  
PACK(+)  
VCCD  
VCCR  
C_FET  
D_FET  
GND  
ISENSE  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
ON  
OFF  
10. High Temperature Discharge Inhibition state  
Pack temperature is monitored using an external thermistor every 0.4 seconds regardless of battery  
cell voltages and current measurement. When the TSNS pin voltage reaches or falls below the high  
temperature discharge inhibition detection threshold VDHD for longer than the temperature detection  
delay time tTDR, the system enters the High Temperture Discharge Inhibition state.  
In the High Temperature Discharge Inhibition state, the D_FET pin output is set to the "L" state to  
inhibit charge.  
CHG(+)  
VDD  
VNTC  
TSNS  
2.4V  
PACK(+)  
VDHD  
VDHR  
C_FET  
D_FET  
GND  
ISENSE  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
OFF  
ON  
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Cell voltage Monitoring function  
ML5245 sequentially measures individual battery cell voltage from the lowermost cell to uppermost  
cell of the battery pack during cell monitor cycle (400ms (typ.)). By inputting the cell voltage output  
requirement signal (“L” pulse signal) from an external microcontroller, the measured cell voltage can be  
outputted into VMON pin. Since /VMEN pin is Hi-Z input in input state and open drain output in output  
state, connect external pull-up resistor.  
The timing chart of a cell voltage monitoring function is shown in the following figure. When the input  
level of /VMEN pin returns to “H” level after “L” level signal is once inputted to /VMEN pin, the  
measured cell voltages will be outputted into VMON pin during a cell voltage monitor cycle. In such  
period, /VMEN pin is in the output state and outputs an interrupt request signal whenever the measuring  
cell is switched.  
It is noted that the measured cell voltages is not be outputted even if “L” level signal is continuously  
inputted to /VMEN pin since this cell voltage monitor function is enabled after the /VMEN pin is returned  
from “L” to “H”.  
After wake-up and power-on, 60ms(typ) of internal circuit settling time is set up. In this period,  
inputting “L” pulse to /VEN pin is neglected.  
While the cell voltage monitor function is enabled, ML5245 starts to measure the cell voltage from  
lowermost cell to uppermost and the measured cell voltage is amplified by 0.5 and outputted into VMON  
pin. During this period, /VMEN pin is in output state and an interrupt request signal, which has 1.8ms  
(typ.) pulse width, is outputted whenever the selected cell is changed. After the one cell voltage monitor  
cycle is completed, /VMEN pin returns to input state and remains the state until the cell voltage monitor  
will be started after the “L” pulse signal is inputted. While the cell voltage monitor function is disenabled,  
an output of VMON pin is 0V.  
If the number of connected battery cells is less than 13 cells, VMON pin output is 0V during the  
measuring period of unconnected cells and if any cells are not selected during cell voltage monitoring  
cycle. When ML5245 is in power down state, this cell voltage monitoring function doesn’t run.  
Upper most cell  
Lowest cell  
Upper most cell  
V13-V12 cell  
Not selected  
V13-V12 cell  
Not selected  
V1-GND cell  
V2-V1 cell  
Not selected  
Internal Cell  
Selection signal  
/VMEN  
Cell voltage output  
request signal  
(Lpulse, input)  
Interrupt signal output  
1.8ms(typ)  
/VMEN is INPUT  
/VMEN is OUTPUT  
VMON  
0V  
0V  
Cell Voltage  
Output  
Start from  
Lowest cell  
V1-GND  
Cell voltage  
V13-V12  
Cell voltage  
V2-V1  
Cell voltage  
3ms(typ.)  
Cell Voltage Monitor Cycle 400ms(typ.)  
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Protection from FET overheating  
If the charge/discharge connection is not separated, and one of charge/discharge FET is OFF,  
charge/discharge current flows through the body-diode of the FET which is turned-off. In such case, if the  
current is large, FET is much heated and might be broken.  
ML5245 watchs charge/discharge state with ISENSE pin input voltage, and stops the currentflow of  
body-diode of FETs.  
If the ISENSE pin input voltage is higher than discharge state detection voltage VISD for longer than  
discharge state detection delay time tISD, not depending on charge inhiniting state of overvoltage, set the  
C_FET pin Hand stop the current flow through the body-diode of charge FET, and stop the  
overheating of FET. And in this status, if the voltage of ISENSE pin input is lower than Discharge state  
detection voltage VISD for longer than discharge release delay time tISD , the C_FET pin output changes to  
Hi-Zand the state returns to the charge inhibiting state such as overvoltage.  
If the ISENSE pin input voltage is higher than charge state detection voltage VISC for longer than charge  
state detection delay time tISC, not depending on discharge inhiniting state of undervoltage, set the D_FET  
pin Hand stop the current flow through the body-diode of discharge FET, and stop the overheating of  
FET. And in this status, if the voltage of ISENSE pin input is higher than Charge state detection voltage  
VISC for longer than Charge Release delay time tISC , the D_FET pin output changes to Land the state  
returns to the disharge inhibiting state such as undervoltage.  
If the charge circuit and discharge circuit is separated as shown in the Application Circuit Example 2,  
and if the load is connected in charging state and discharge current flows, charge/discharge might be  
repeated after charge FET is turned off by overvoltage detection or other detection. In such case, charge  
FETs protection from overheating function should be disabled by creating new code of the ML5245.  
External control of Discharge FET  
The D_FET pin output can be directly set Lto stop discharging by the /DOFF pin input, regardless of  
the detected state on the ML5245.  
But if the ISENSE pin input voltage is lower than charge state detection voltage VISC for longer than  
charge state detection delay time tISC, not depending on /DOFF input voltage, set the D_FET pin H.  
If the input level of /DOFF is VREG, the state of D_FET depends on the status of the ML5245.  
Output Pin Values in Each Detection State  
The output pin values in each detection state are shown in the table below.  
state  
Initial state  
Normal state  
D_FET  
GND  
14V  
No change  
GND  
C_FET  
14V  
14V  
Hi-Z  
No change  
Hi-Z  
PSENSE  
Hi-Z  
RSENSE  
Hi-Z  
VREG  
4.3V  
4.3V  
4.3V  
4.3V  
0V  
Hi-Z  
Hi-Z  
Overvoltage state  
Undervoltage state  
Power Down sate  
Discharge overcurrent  
state  
No change No change  
Pull-up  
Pull-up  
No change  
Hi-Z  
GND  
GND  
Hi-Z  
No change  
Pull-down  
4.3V  
Charge overcurrent state No change  
Hi-Z  
Hi-Z  
Pull-up  
No change  
No change  
Pull-down  
4.3V  
4.3V  
Short current state  
High temperture charge  
inhibition state  
GND  
No change  
Hi-Z  
Hi-Z  
No change No change  
No change No change  
4.3V  
4.3V  
4.3V  
Low temperature charge  
inhibition state  
High temperature  
discharge inhibition state  
No change  
GND  
No change No change No change  
(Note) No changemeans that the previous pin value is maintained in a new state.  
In each state, it is expected that there is no charge/discharge current.  
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Selecting the Number of Battery Cells  
Cell count is selectable from predefined two values using the CS pin.  
CS  
Number of Battery cell  
Unused Vn pins  
GND  
VREG  
13cell  
10cell  
none  
V1 to V3  
If the number of cells is less than 13 cells, unconnected Vn pins should be tied to GND.  
Overvoltage / undervoltge detection delay time setting  
Overvoltage detection delay time is calculated by adding two parameters; overvoltage detection delay  
time tOV which depends on the capacitance COV connected to CDOV pin and GND, and time lag tDEL from  
when the battery voltage raise above the overvoltage detectin voltage VOV to when the cell voltage of  
overvoltage state is monitored, and described by the following equation.  
Overvoltage detection delay time (tOV+tDEL) [sec] = COV [µF] × 50 + tDEL  
If the battery cell voltage is higher than the overvoltage detection voltage, cell voltage is also monitored  
with 400ms(typ.) interval, time lag tDEL is brought before the overvoltage delay timer starts. This time lag  
is from 0 second to cell minotor cycle tDET  
.
Undervoltage detection delay time is calculated by adding two parameters; undervoltage detection delay  
time tUV which depends on the capacitance CUV connected to CDUV pin and GND, and time lag tDEL from  
when the battery voltage fall below the undervoltage detectin voltage VUV to when the cell voltage of  
undervoltage state is monitored, and described by the following equation.  
Undervoltage detection delay time (tUV+tDEL) [sec] = CUV [µF] × 50 + tDEL  
If the battery cell voltage is lower than the undervoltage detection voltage, cell voltage is also monitored  
with 400ms(typ.) interval, time lag tDEL is brought before the overvoltage delay timer starts. This time lag  
is from 0 second to cell minotor cycle tDET  
.
If COV=0.1F CUV=0.1F, overvoltage detection delay time and undervoltage detection delay time are  
5.0+tDEL second.  
Setting Short Circuit Detection Delay  
The short circuit detection delay (tSC) depends on the charge time of the capacitor (CDLY) connected to  
the CDLY pin, which is described by the following equation.  
Short circuit detection delay tSC [ms] = CDLY [nF] × 0.1  
Recommended capacitance of CDLY is 1nF. If the capacitance is small, 20 μs (typ.) should be added as a  
delay of the short current detection comparator. Note that the delay time of external CR filter on the  
ISENSE pin should be included.  
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Power-on/Power-off Sequence  
Battery cells can be connected in any order, but it is recommend that the GND and VDD pins are  
connected first, and then connection continues from lower to higher voltage cells. There are no  
restrictions on the power supply voltage rise time at power-on, and power-off sequence or power supply  
voltage fall time at power-off.  
After power-on, the system usually transitions to the normal state. However, it may transition to the  
undervoltage state due to chattering at power-on or other reasons. If it has transitioned to the undervoltage  
state and moved to power-down mode, apply the charger connection detection threshold VPC or lower  
level to the PSENSE pin to power it up again.  
After power-on or power-up, there is 400ms(typ.) of stable time of internal cirucuit. During this interval,  
VMON pin doesnt output voltage value even if Lsignla is inputted in /VMEN pin.  
Handling VDD Pin and V0 to V13 Pins  
Since the VDD pin is the power supply input, put a noise elimination RC filter in front of the VDD  
input for stabilization. If the drive current on the external charge/discharge control FETs is large, the  
resistor value of this noise filter should be adjusted so that the voltage drop across the resistor is smaller  
than 1 V.  
The V0 to V13 pins are the monitor pins for individual cell voltages. Put a noise elimination RC filter in  
front of each battery cell to prevent false detection.  
Handling VREG Pin  
The VREG pin is the power source of the built-in regulator which supplies power to the internal  
modules. Connect a 1 μF or larger capacitor between this pin and GND for stabilization. Do not use it as a  
power supply for external circuits since the supply current of the built-in regulator is limited.  
Unused pin Treatment  
Following table shows how to haldle unused pins.  
Unused pins  
Recommended treatment  
V1 to V8  
Pull down  
ISENSE  
Pull down  
CDLYCDOVCDUV  
/DOFF, /VMEN  
Open  
Tied to the VREG pin  
Tied to the TSNS pin through  
4.7kΩ resistor  
VNTC  
TSNS  
Pull down with a 10kΩ resistor  
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Selectiong range of Number of battery cells  
Number of Connected Battery Cells is selected from two preset numbers. Preset number is from 5 to 13.  
CS pin level  
GND  
Setting range (connected cells)  
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10  
10  
11  
11  
12  
12  
13  
13  
VREG  
Detection voltage, setting range and step width  
Presetting range of each detection voltage is shown below.  
Detection voltage  
Overvoltage detecttion  
Overvoltage release  
Undervoltge detection  
Undervoltge relase  
Charge overcurrent detection  
Discharge overcurrent  
detection  
Symbol  
VOV  
VOVR  
VUV  
VUVR  
VOCO  
Setting range  
3.65V to 4.35V  
3.5V to 4.25V  
1.5V to 3.0V  
2.3V to 3.5V  
-30mV to -100mV  
Setteing step witdth  
25mV  
25mV  
100mV  
100mV  
10mV  
VOCU  
VSHRT  
VDHD  
50mV to 300mV  
100mV to 600mV  
0.6V to 1.2V  
50mV  
100mV  
10mV  
Short circuit detection  
High Temperature discharge  
inhibition  
High Tempearture charge  
inhibition  
Low Temperature charge  
inhibition  
VCHD  
VCCD  
0.7V to 1.3V  
2.0V to 2.2V  
10mV  
10mV  
Overcurrent detection delay time setting range  
Presetting range of charge / discharge overcurrent detection delay time is shown beloe.  
Detection delay time  
Symbol  
tOCU  
Setting value [ms]  
25  
600  
25  
50  
800  
50  
100  
1000  
100  
200  
1200  
200  
300  
1600  
300  
400  
2000  
400  
500  
Discharge overcurrent  
detection delay time  
500  
Charge overcurrent  
detection delay time  
tOCO  
600  
800  
1000  
1200  
1600  
2000  
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Application Circuit Example  
Application Circuit Example 1 (10 cell, charge / discharge path is common)  
PACK(+)  
CHG(+)  
RVDD  
1
2
3
4
5
6
30  
29  
28  
27  
VDD  
V13  
V12  
V11  
V10  
V9  
VREG  
/VMEN  
CS  
CREG  
RCELL  
CVDD  
CCELL  
/DOFF  
VNTC 26  
TSNS 25  
CDOV 24  
CDUV 23  
RT  
RNTC  
7 V8  
8 V7  
9 V6  
COV  
CUV  
CDLV  
22  
21  
CDLY  
V5  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
VMON  
RPR  
V4  
PSENSE 20  
V3  
RSENSE  
C_FET  
19  
18  
17  
16  
V2  
V1  
ISENSE  
D_FET  
GND  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
RISIN  
RIS  
The wire length indicated by a dotted line should be minimized, because the voltage drop  
due to wire resistance may affect the current detection accuracy.  
Recommended Values for External Components  
Recommended  
value  
Recommended  
value  
Component  
Component  
RIS  
RISIN  
RG,RPR  
RGS  
RT  
RNTC  
3mΩ  
RVDD  
CVDD  
RCEL  
CCEL  
CREG  
CIS  
510Ω  
1kΩ  
10kΩ to 47kΩ  
1MΩ  
4.7kΩ  
10kΩ, B3435  
10µF or mode  
1kΩ to 10kΩ  
0.1µF or more  
1µF or more  
10nF  
CDLY  
1nF to 10nF  
(Note) This circuit example and the recommended values of external components are not always warranted.  
Evaluation on customer’s application is required and select circuit and parts depend on customer’s  
application.  
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Application Circuit Example2 (13 cell, charge / discharge path is separated)  
If battery discharging is enabled in the charging state, charge FETs protection function from overheating  
should be disabled by creating new code of the ML5245. Refer to the Protection from FET overheating in  
page28 for detail.  
PACK(+)  
CHG(+)  
MCU Power Supply  
RVDD  
1
2
3
4
30  
29  
28  
27  
26  
VDD  
V13  
V12  
V11  
VREG  
/VMEN  
CS  
RVMEN  
CREG  
RCELL  
CVDD  
CCELL  
/DOFF  
VNTC  
5 V10  
RT  
RNTC  
MCU  
6
7
V9  
V8  
TSNS 25  
CDOV 24  
CDUV 23  
COV  
8 V7  
9 V6  
CUV  
CDLY  
22  
21  
CDLY  
V5  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
VMON  
RPS  
RRS  
V4  
PSENSE 20  
V3  
RSENSE  
C_FET  
19  
18  
17  
16  
V2  
V1  
ISENSE  
D_FET  
GND  
PACK(-)  
CHG(-)  
RIS  
The wire length indicated by a dotted line should be  
minimized, because the voltage drop due to wire resistance  
may affect the current detection accuracy.  
Recommended Values for External Components  
Recommended  
Value  
Recommended  
Value  
Component  
Component  
RIS  
RISIN  
RG,RPS, RRS  
RGS  
3mΩ  
RVDD  
CVDD  
RCEL  
CCEL  
CREG  
CIS  
510Ω  
1kΩ  
10kΩ to 47kΩ  
1MΩ  
4.7kΩ  
10kΩ, B3435  
100kΩ  
10µF or more  
1kΩ to 10kΩ  
0.1µF or more  
1µF or more  
10nF  
RT  
RNTC  
RVMEN  
CDLY  
1nF to 10nF  
(Note) This circuit example and the recommended values of external components are not always warranted.  
Evaluation on customer’s application is required and select circuit and parts depend on customer’s  
application.  
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Package Dimensions  
Caution regarding surface mount type packages  
Surface mount type packages are susceptible to heat applied in solder reflow and moisture absorbed during  
storage. Please contact your local ROHM sales representative for recommended mounting conditions (reflow  
sequence, temperature and cycles) and storage environment.  
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Revision History  
Page  
Before  
revision revision  
Document No.  
Issue date  
Revision description  
After  
FEDL5245-01  
FEDL5245-02  
2017.10.12  
2017.12.1  
-
-
V1 issued.  
In the Cell voltage monitor output characteristics, the  
VMON output voltage at 25°C is added.  
PSENSE pin status in undervoltage is modified from  
“No change” to “Pull up”.  
9
9
FEDL5245-03  
FEDL5245-04  
2019.08.22  
2019.09.02  
28  
14  
28  
14  
Timing chart: Charge overcurrent detection and  
recovery from charge overcurrent state by charger  
removal, mistype is corrected.  
FEDL5245-05  
2020.12.01  
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Changed Company name  
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Changed Notes”  
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Notes  
1) The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.  
2) When using LAPIS Technology Products, refer to the latest product information (data sheets, user’s manuals,  
application notes, etc.), and ensure that usage conditions (absolute maximum ratings, recommended operating  
conditions, etc.) are within the ranges specified. LAPIS Technology disclaims any and all liability for any  
malfunctions, failure or accident arising out of or in connection with the use of LAPIS Technology Products  
outside of such usage conditions specified ranges, or without observing precautions. Even if it is used within such  
usage conditions specified ranges, semiconductors can break down and malfunction due to various factors.  
Therefore, in order to prevent personal injury, fire or the other damage from break down or malfunction of LAPIS  
Technology Products, please take safety at your own risk measures such as complying with the derating  
characteristics, implementing redundant and fire prevention designs, and utilizing backups and fail-safe  
procedures. You are responsible for evaluating the safety of the final products or systems manufactured by you.  
3) Descriptions of circuits, software and other related information in this document are provided only to illustrate the  
standard operation of semiconductor products and application examples. You are fully responsible for the  
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And the peripheral conditions must be taken into account when designing circuits for mass production. LAPIS  
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