Power Bank Management Solutions HT4927U

HT4927U is suitable for single-cell, single-light power bank supply and is a highly integrated power management chip. It features a built-in charging management module, LED indicator module, and boost discharge management module, all packaged in a compact SOT23-6. With very few external components, it can be configured into a powerful mobile power supply.

1. Specifications

Unless otherwise specified, all parameters are measured at room temperature and referenced to the GND pin as the zero potential

Symbol Features Condition Unit Min. Typ. Max.
System Parameters
VIN Input Voltage Range V 4.5 5 5.5
Vbat Battery Voltage V 2.95 4.4
Charging Parameters
VIN Power Loss Monitoring VIN from low to high Vin>BAT mV 250
VIN from high to low Vin>BAT mV 50
Vfloat Float Threshold Voltage V 4.158 4.22 4.242
Ichg Charging Current VIN=4.75-5.25V A 0.7
VTRKL Trickle to Constant Current Transition VBAT from low to high V 2.8
VTRHYS Trickle Charge Hysteresis Voltage mV 100
VRECHG Recharging Threshold Voltage V 4.1
Discharge Parameters
Vo Boost System Output Voltage V 4.95 5.1 5.25
Iout Output Current BAT=3.6V
Vout>4.8V
A 0.7
VOVP Output Overvoltage Protection V 5.8
VOVP_DIS Output Overvoltage Protection Recovery V 5.6
VUVLO Boost Undervoltage Protection BAT from high to low V 2.95
VUVLO_R Boost Undervoltage Recovery BAT from low to high V 3.20
IBAT1 Vout=5.5V,No switching mA 0.5
IBAT2 Vout=4.5V,switching mA 1.5
Iauto_off Automatic Shutdown Load Current BAT=3.6V
Cout=22uF
mA 80
Iq Static Current BAT=3.6V uA 10 30
FOSC Operating Frequency MHz 1
OTP Overtemperature Protection degC 150
OTP_HYS Hysteresis degC 20

2. Product Features

  • Highly integrated with minimal external components.
  • Built-in linear charging mode with a typical current of 7A.
  • Three-stage charging (trickle/constant current/constant voltage) with a constant voltage of 4.20V (typical), supporting charging of 0V batteries.
  • The charging current automatically decreases based on temperature rise, starting from 130°C, and can drop to zero.
  • The charging input has anti-backflow protection, eliminating the need for a backflow prevention diode.
  • The boost converter uses synchronous rectification with an efficiency of up to 91%, generating low heat, providing a fixed output of 5.1V (typical) without requiring external resistors.
  • Output current of 7A (typical at battery voltage of 3.6V), featuring constant power output with complete overcurrent and short-circuit protection.
  • Automatic boost activation upon load insertion and automatic sleep mode when the load is removed.
  • Low battery voltage warning function.
  • Supports single or dual LED indicators for charging and discharging: LED1 blinks during charging and lights up when fully charged; it lights up during discharge, blinks when battery voltage drops below 3.2V (typical), and turns off when it falls to 2.95V due to undervoltage shutdown.

3. Typical Application Circuit Diagram

HT4927U Typical Application Circuit Diagram

4. Pin Diagram and Functional Description

HT4927U SOT23-6
SOT23-6
Pin Name Pin Number Functional Description
VOUT 1 Output Voltage Pin
LX 2 Inductive Pin
BTP 3 Battery Pin
LED 4 Indicator Light
AGND 5 Analog Ground
PGND 6 Power Ground

5. Features

  • Charging Management Module.
  • Boost Converter Module.
  • Automatic Switch Module for Simultaneous Charging and Discharging.
  • Charge/Discharge Indicator Lights.
  • Charger Detection During Single-Port Discharge.
  • PCB Layout Reference.
  • Electrostatic Protection Measures.