New product | Maxic released MT5788, a Highly Integrated, High Efficiency Wireless Charging RTx Supporting BPP/EPP/MPP

The era of 80W fast charging has arrived with the implementation of the new wireless charging regulation. In early September, the “Interim Regulations on Radio Management of Wireless Charging (Power Transmission) Equipment”, issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) last year, was officially implemented, which broaden the frequency and power limit of wireless charging equipment.

According to the new regulation, the frequency of wireless charging equipment is divided into three ranges: 100kHz - 148.5kHz, 6765kHz - 6795kHz, and 13553kHz - 13567kHz, and the maximum wireless charging power has been increased from 50W to 80W.

MT5788 is a wireless charging RTx that is compliant with Qi2.0 and supports BPP/EPP/MPP. The chip is designed with 100W power delivery under specific proprietary protocols and 20W reverse charging power, lower than 2% Q-detection accuracy in Tx mode, up to 98.5% AC-DC conversion accuracy, 32 bits ARM Cortex M0 processor and 32KB MTP, various GPIO and I2C interface. Based on new development process, MT5788 is approximate half package size, 3.08mm*4.08mm, of competitive products. The ultra-small package greatly decreases the BOM size, realizing compact design for smartphones, power banks, PADs and so on.

Product Features

• Power delivery: up to 100W (20V/5A)

• Power delivery in Tx mode: up to 20W

• Embedded with ARM Cortex M0 processor with 6KB SRAM and 32KB MTP

• AC-DC coversion efficiency: up to 98.5%

• current-voltage accuracy: <1%

• Supports applications with low inductance coil

• Dual-channel ASK demodulation for reverse charging

• Q-value detection accuracy in Tx mode: <2%

• Designed with various protections, such as OVP/OCP/OTP

Technology Highlights

• High power: up to 100W power delivery

By utilizing electromagnetic coupling technique for BPP/EPP/MPP, MT5788 is capable of delivering power of 100W under specific proprietary protocols and 20W in Tx mode, and has programmable output voltage.

• High efficiency: up to 98.5% AC-DC conversion efficiency

Thanks to the optimized self-adaptive full-bridge synchronous rectifier technology, the chip has ultra-low bias current and MOS with very small Rdson, allowing the chip to achieve up to 98.5% AC-DC conversion accuracy.

• High integration: 3.08mm*4.08mm package size

MT5788 incorporates all necessary components for wireless charging receiver, except a few external passive components.

The compact size of 3.08mm * 4.08mm allows for smaller PCB footprints, facilitating more compact and aesthetically pleasing designs, which is also more convenient for waterproof and dustproof applications.

With the increase in wireless charging power limits, it is becoming the preferred choice for more users. MT5788's 20W reverse charging capability allows smartphones to function as wireless power banks, achieving true interconnectivity and resource sharing, greatly expanding the application scenarios of smartphones, providing users an enhanced experience. 

*The test results mentioned in this article were obtained under laboratory conditions. Actual products may vary depending on the application environment and batch differences, Maxic reserves the right of final interpretation.