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BQ2002CPNE4 is a Texas Instruments Battery Chargers with Manufacturer Lifecycle Status: ACTIVE (Last Updated: 6 days ago) and Max Operating Temperature: 70 °C. Review the product details or submit an RFQ if you need confirmation before purchase.

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BQ2002CPNE4 - Texas Instruments | Electronic Components

Name: BQ2002CPNE4
Brand: Texas Instruments
SKU: BQ2002CPNE4
Availability: InStock

BQ2002CPNE4 Overview

The package PDIP is appropriate for battery instrument. 8 pins are on it. In order for this electric part to operate properly, its supply voltage must not be lower than 4 V volts. There should be 6 V voltage over 6 V volts on the supply to this electronic battery. Activation of this smart tools battery requires a value greater than 0. It should be used at temperatures below 70 °C. 5 V is the operating supply voltage specified for this battery instrument. Input voltages below 4 V can be used with the manage IC. The transceiver ic can be supplied with a maximum of 2 A watts of current.