There are standard instructions on the internet about how to perform a
learning cycle, but in this article, I will explain how to practically perform
a learning cycle in a real case for the used Device and why it may fail.
The data I have collected during this journey is attached via the link at the
end of the article.
Disclaimer: The author of this
article has no affiliation with Texas Instruments. This article is written for the purpose of personal and independent
research by the author. It may contain mistakes and subjective judgments made
by the author. The author disclaims any responsibility for the consequences of
using the information provided in the article. The materials of the article
are distributed as-is. Each person who uses the materials in practice assumes
full responsibility for the consequences thereof.
Let's take the used Gas Gauging Device BQ28Z610 and connect some new batteries
to it.