TP5100 VS TP4056: Differences between charging and protection modules

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Published: 09 April 2022 | Last Updated: 09 April 2022

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TP5100

TP5100

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Both the TP5100 and the TP4056 are charging and protection modules that do their jobs well. But how to know their differences in details, let’s check with this article to know this!

This video demonstrates TP5100 Single 4.2V / Dual 8.4V 2A Lithium Battery Charging Board Review Test Tutorial.

TP5100 Single 4.2V / Dual 8.4V 2A Lithium Battery Charging Board Review Test Tutorial

What is TP5100?

The TP5100 is a single lithium battery charge management module with a step-down voltage of 8.4V/4.2V. It has over current, under-voltage, and short circuit safety built-in. It also protects against overheating and reverse battery shutdown.

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TP5100

What is TP4056?

The TP4056 chip is a single-cell lithium-ion battery charger that protects the cell against overcharging and undercharging. It features two status outputs, one for charging in progress and the other for charging completed. It also features a 1A charging current that can be programmed.

Because the functional input voltage range is 4V to 8V, you can charge batteries straight from a USB port. However, keep in mind that a USB port's maximum current is 500mA.

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TP4056


TP5100 vs TP4056: Features

TP5100 FeaturesTP4056 Features
Input voltage: 5V~15V DC
Charge status: full and unloaded blue lights, charging redConstant Current / Constant voltage charging method
Double 8.4v / 4.2v lithium rechargeable singleC/10 Charge termination
Programmable charge current. 0. 1A-2A2.9V trickle charge threshold (for deeply discharged batteries)
Programmable steady precharge current 10% -100%Upper charge stop voltage: 4.2V
Wide operating voltage, maximum reaches I8VSoft start inrush current limit
Red and green LED charging status indicatorAutomatic recharge (keeps batteries optimally charged when connected to a charger)
Chip temperature protection, overcurrent protection, under-voltage protection
Battery temperature protection, reverse battery shutdown, short circuit protection
Switching frequency 400Khz, usable inductance 20uH, and more
PWR_ON Power battery for switching control
Size: 25mm x 17mm x 5mm (LxWxH)


TP5100 vs TP4056: Specifications

SpecificationTP5100TP4056
Input Voltage5V - 18V-0.3V - 8V
Charge Current100mA - 2A10mA - 1A
BAT Short-Circuit DurationContinuousContinuous
Cell TypeDual / single 8.4V / 4.2V rechargeable lithium batterySingle 4.2V rechargeable lithium battery
Charging Accuracy1%1.50%
Protectionreverse battery, shutdown, short circuit, and temperature protectioncurrent monitor, under-voltage lockout, automatic recharge protection
Maximum Junction Temperature125℃145℃


TP5100 vs TP4056: Applications

TP5100

TP4056

Portable equipment, various chargers

Mobile Phones

Smartphone, PDA, mobile cellular telephone

GPS Devices

MP4, MP5 players, tablets

Digital Cameras

HM

Power Banks

Power Tools

USB Chargers

Walkie-talkie

Handheld Computers


TP5100 vs TP4056: Dimensions

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TP5100 Dimension

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TP4056 Dimension

TP5100 vs TP4056: Conclusion

Both the TP5100 and the TP4056 are charging and protection modules that can do their jobs rather well. However, the TP5100 module outperforms the TP4056 module in terms of power and functionality, while the TP4056 module outperforms the TP5100 module in terms of cost and availability.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is TP4056 used for?

The TP4056 is a complete constant-current/constant-voltage linear charger for single-cell lithium-ion batteries. Its SOP package and low external component count make the TP4056 ideally suited for portable applications. 

How do I use the TP4056 charging module?

The TP4056 module is powered by a 5V supply from a micro USB cable or the IN+ and IN- solder pads. For the charger to correctly charge a battery connected at the output terminals, a current of at least 1A is necessary. Connect the B+ and B- connections to the cell you want to charge.

Does TP4056 have protection?

The TP4056 chip is a lithium-Ion battery charger for a single cell battery, protecting the cell from over and undercharging. It has two status outputs indicating charging in progress and charging complete.

Can I use TP4056 to charge LiPo?

Single-chip solutions are now widely available for Li-Po battery charging. 

Does TP4056 have protection?

The TP4056 chip is a lithium-Ion battery charger for a single cell battery, protecting the cell from over and undercharging. It has two status outputs indicating charging in progress and charging complete.
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