MediaTek

MT6370P/A

  • The MT6370P/A is a Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) designed and developed by MediaTek. It is primarily used in mobile devices like smartphones, tablets, and other portable electronics, where efficient power management is crucial for performance, battery life, and safety.

Product description

The MT6370P/A is designed to be an all-in-one power management solution for mobile devices, where managing battery life and system performance is essential. It integrates multiple power regulation components, such as DC-DC converters and LDO regulators, to ensure that various parts of the device receive the correct voltage. By using DC-DC converters, the PMIC efficiently converts the voltage from the battery to the necessary levels for high-power components like the processor and display. LDO regulators ensure that low-power components such as sensors, memory, and peripherals receive stable and precise voltage.

Battery charging is another key feature of the MT6370P/A. It supports fast charging, allowing the device to recharge quickly, a must-have feature for modern smartphones and other portable devices. The PMIC includes important safety features during charging, such as overvoltage protection, overcurrent protection, and temperature monitoring. These safety mechanisms protect the battery from overcharging, overheating, and excessive current, ensuring longer battery life and safety during the charging process.

Thermal management is a critical aspect of power management, especially in high-performance devices. The MT6370P/A includes features like thermal throttling and thermal shutdown to prevent overheating. If the device begins to heat up due to intensive tasks or charging, the PMIC will reduce power to certain components or completely shut down the device to avoid damage.

In addition, power sequencing ensures that all components receive power in the correct order during startup, preventing any instability or potential damage to the device’s critical components like the processor and memory. The PMIC’s protection features—including overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, and short-circuit protection—add additional layers of security, ensuring the device operates safely and without risk of electrical faults.

The battery health monitoring feature tracks the battery’s voltage, current, and temperature in real-time, providing important data to the system for optimized charging and usage. This helps improve battery performance, extend its lifespan, and prevent issues like overcharging or deep discharge, which could degrade battery health over time.

The I2C communication interface facilitates real-time monitoring and communication between the MT6370P/A and the system’s processor, allowing for efficient power management decisions. With this interface, the processor can adjust power delivery based on real-time data, improving device performance while maintaining power efficiency.


Specification parameters

  • Voltage Regulation:

    • DC-DC converters for efficient voltage conversion to high-power components such as the processor, graphics, and display.

    • LDO regulators to maintain stable voltage for low-power components like sensors, memory, and peripherals.

  • Battery Charging:

    • Supports Lithium-ion and Lithium-polymer battery charging with fast charging capabilities.

    • Integrated overcurrent, overvoltage, and temperature monitoring protections for safe charging.

  • Thermal Management:

    • Thermal throttling to manage temperature and prevent overheating during intensive tasks.

    • Thermal shutdown feature to turn off the device if temperatures exceed safe limits.

  • Power Sequencing:

    • Ensures correct power sequencing during startup to ensure device stability.

  • Protection Features:

    • Overvoltage protection, undervoltage protection, overcurrent protection, and short-circuit protection ensure device safety under various conditions.

  • Battery Health Monitoring:

    • Monitors the voltage, current, and temperature of the battery to ensure it remains in optimal condition, reducing the risk of overcharging or excessive discharge.

  • I2C Communication Interface:

    • Allows real-time communication between the PMIC and the device's main processor, optimizing power distribution based on the system’s needs.


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