PW7120 two-cell Li-ion battery charge/discharge protection circuit + 12V–24V buck to 8.4V 2A charging circuit PW4242
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2S Li-ion Battery Protection Board (Code 19) — Product Introduction
Overview
This protection board features the PWCHIP PW7120 protection IC and two PW4406A MOSFETs, delivering complete overcharge, over-discharge, overcurrent, and short-circuit protection for 2S lithium-ion battery packs (7.4 V nominal, 8.4 V fully charged). The continuous discharge current is 3 A, and the overcurrent protection threshold is approximately 7 A. The integrated PW4242 asynchronous buck charger supports DC input from 10 V to 24 V and provides up to 2 A charge current to the battery.
Specifications
|
Parameter |
Specification |
|
Battery Type |
2S (2-series Li-ion, 7.4 V nominal, 8.4 V fully charged) |
|
Continuous Discharge Current |
3 A |
|
Overcurrent Protection Threshold |
Approx. 7 A |
|
Protection IC |
PW7120 |
|
MOSFETs |
PW4406A × 2 |
|
MOSFET Package |
SOP-8 |
|
Charging Input |
DC 10 V–24 V |
|
Charging IC |
PW4242 |
|
Charging Topology |
Asynchronous buck charging |
|
Battery-Side Charging Current |
2 A |
Key ICs
PW7120 is a dedicated 2-cell lithium-ion protection IC integrating overcharge, over-discharge, overcurrent, and short-circuit protection. Its peripheral circuit is simple and its power consumption is low.
PW4242 is an asynchronous switching buck charger with conversion efficiency up to 90 %. It accepts 10 V–24 V input and steps it down to 8.4 V at 0.5 A–2 A for charging 2S battery packs.
Key Features
· Protection and charging combined on one board
· PW4242 asynchronous buck charging supports 10 V–24 V wide-range input
· Compatible with 12 V, 15 V, 20 V, and 24 V adapters
· 2 A charge current, suitable for medium-capacity battery packs
· PW7120 protection IC plus two PW4406A MOSFETs for 7 A overcurrent protection
· Ideal for 2S battery packs powered by wide-voltage DC supplies
Schematic
Code 19 Schematic
PCB Photo
Code 19 PCB Photo
Typical Applications
Industrial equipment, security monitoring, in-vehicle devices, solar power systems, power tools.
Wiring Notes
Connect the battery as indicated on the schematic. The charge/discharge terminals are P+ and P-.
Documentation & Technical Support
We provide chip samples, technical documentation, and circuit design support. For more information or to request materials, please contact us at support@pwchip.com or reach an authorized distributor at https://www.pwchip.com/page/180.html.
