STBC15JTR

Name: STMicroelectronics STBC15JTR
Brand: STMicroelectronics
SKU: 511-STBC15JTR
Price: 0.64 USD
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Mouser #:

511-STBC15JTR

Mfr. #:

STBC15JTR

Mfr.:

STMicroelectronics

Description:

Battery Management Ultra-low current consumption linear battery charger

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STBC15JTR Datasheet (PDF)

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Product Attribute	Attribute Value	Select Attribute
Manufacturer:	STMicroelectronics
Product Category:	Battery Management
RoHS:
Product:	Charge Management
Battery Type:	Lithium-ion
Output Voltage:	4.2 V
Output Current:	40 mA
Operating Supply Voltage:	6.5 V
Package / Case:	FlipChip-12
Mounting Style:	SMD/SMT
Series:	STBC15
Packaging:	Reel
Brand:	STMicroelectronics
Maximum Operating Temperature:	+ 85 C
Minimum Operating Temperature:	- 40 C
Operating Supply Current:	580 nA
Product Type:	Battery Management
Factory Pack Quantity:	5000
Subcategory:	PMIC - Power Management ICs

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STBC15JTR Datasheet (PDF)

Compliance Codes

CAHTS:: 8542390000
USHTS:: 8542390090
MXHTS:: 8542399999
ECCN:: EAR99

Origin Classifications

Country of Origin:: France
Assembly Country of Origin:: Not available
Country of Diffusion:: Not available

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STBC15 Linear Battery Charger

STMicroelectronics STBC15 Linear Battery Charger is a linear charger thin-film battery with a maximum charging current of 40mA. The device uses a CC/CV algorithm to charge the battery. Due to the ultra-low consumption architecture, the STMicroelectronics STBC15 Linear Battery Charger is suitable for low-capacity cells such as thin film batteries and can use low energy sources such as energy harvesters. A 5V input like a standard USB port can be used as a voltage source as well. A specific version (-L) is available to charge Li-Ion cells.