2020-09-15 03:14 AM
Hello,
I am using the stm32l433ccu6. I would like to connect my LiPo battery (1 cell) on Vbat. When this battery is full, the voltage is 4.2V. I am very interested in using the Vbat monitoring feature (ADC1_IN18).
But in the Absolute Maximum ratings paragraph, the maximum voltage on Vbat is 4.0V.
For me, this battery management feature is useless if I can't event plug a simple LiPo battery on Vbat and if I need to add components before the Vbat pin to lower the voltage. Is it normal ? Or is it a mistake in the datasheet ?
Thanks.
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2020-09-15 05:06 AM
Hi emil28,
For STM32L4 familly, VBAT = 1.55 V to 3.6 V.
VBAT pin is for a backup battery used by the real-time clock and backup Power Domain.
RTC backup batteries are usually non-rechargeable Lithium cells. Their voltage doesn't exceed +3V. CR2032 is an example of such battery.
If your Lipo supply curve reach 4.2V, You need to insert LDO.
BR
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2020-09-15 05:06 AM
Hi emil28,
For STM32L4 familly, VBAT = 1.55 V to 3.6 V.
VBAT pin is for a backup battery used by the real-time clock and backup Power Domain.
RTC backup batteries are usually non-rechargeable Lithium cells. Their voltage doesn't exceed +3V. CR2032 is an example of such battery.
If your Lipo supply curve reach 4.2V, You need to insert LDO.
BR
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2020-09-16 02:09 AM
Hello,
Thank you for your answer.
It makes sense now.