AOZ9252DI

Battery Management Alpha and Omega Semiconductor, Inc. AOZ9252DI Overview

The AOZ9252DI from Alpha and Omega Semiconductor, Inc. is a high-performance integrated circuit designed for lithium-ion battery protection. Engineered to ensure safety and extend battery life, this IC integrates multiple protection features in a compact 6-DFN package, making it an ideal choice for advanced battery management systems. The use of the AOZ9252DI in your products ensures reliable protection against overcharging, over-discharging, and short-circuiting, enhancing the overall safety and efficiency of battery-powered devices. The compact size and high functionality of the Battery Management Alpha and Omega Semiconductor, Inc. AOZ9252DI make it particularly suitable for portable electronic devices where space is at a premium and protection is paramount.

AOZ9252DI Features

This battery protection IC incorporates several key features that make it an essential component for managing single-cell lithium-ion batteries. It offers precise voltage monitoring and control, fast response times to fault conditions, and a low quiescent current that minimizes energy drain in standby modes. Its high integration reduces the need for additional external components, facilitating easier and more compact PCB designs.

AOZ9252DI Applications

• Smartphones: Protects lithium-ion batteries by preventing excessive charge and discharge, thereby ensuring longer battery life and stability.
• Laptops: Utilized in laptop battery management systems to provide critical safeguards, enhancing the safety and efficiency of the device’s power system.
• Portable Power Banks: Essential for maintaining the integrity and longevity of the internal battery, preventing overcharge and overcurrent conditions.
• Wearable Technology: Small footprint and low power consumption make it ideal for use in wearables, protecting against power-related issues while maximizing device longevity.
• Medical Devices: Ensures reliable power management and safety for critical healthcare devices that rely on lithium-ion batteries.