axp2101-rs

X-Power AXP2101 driver.

WARNING: You MUST verify the actual output of your chip before using this library to avoid killing your device! AXP2101 chip can be customized(for bulk purchase) to support multiple voltage range/precision and different default states.

For AXP2101 chips, whether DLDO1/DLDO2/RTCLDO2/GPIO1 are available depends on the customization of chip, and they are NOT available by default.

Currently implementation status of the voltage regulators:

Feature	Implemented	Customized	Notes
DCDC1	YES
DCDC2	YES
DCDC3	YES
DCDC4	YES
DCDC5	YES	YES	conflict with GPIO1/RTCLDO2
ALDO1	YES
ALDO2	YES
ALDO3	YES
ALDO4	YES
BLDO1	YES
BLDO2	YES
CPUSLDO	YES		dependent on DC4
DLDO1(0.5V to 3.4V)	YES	YES	depend on(not exceed) DCDC1, 100mV/step
DLDO2(0.5V to 1.4V)	YES	YES	depend on(not exceed) DCDC4, 50mV/step
GPIO1(REG 0x1B)	NO	YES	hardware may support Hi-Z and LOW output
RTCLDO1	NO		fixed output, nothing to implement
RTCLDO2	NO	YES	possibly fixed output, nothing to implement

All DCDC/LDO's default voltage and power on sequence may be customized! Not knowing those values may destroy your device!

DLDO1 and DLDO2 defaults to switchable direct output route for DCDC1 and DCDC4, and may be customized(in factory, through efuse) as LDO outputs.

Example

// Assume there's one i2c struct having [`embedded_hal::i2c::I2c`] implemented.
// I2C bus can be shared using embedded-hal-bus
use axp2101::{
    Axp2101,
    Dcdc1,
    Regulator as _,
};

fn main() {

    /* preparations */

    let mut axp = Axp2101::new(i2c);
    let mut dcdc1: Dcdc1<_> = axp.into();
    // or this way directly
    // let mut dcdc1 = Dcdc1::new(i2c);
    let _ = dcdc1.set_voltage(3300);
    let _ = dcdc1.enable();

    // take it back
    let mut axp: Axp2101<_> = dcdc1.into();

    if let Ok(value) = axp.battery_percent() {
        log::info!("Battery percent: {}%", value)
    }
    if let Ok(value) = axp.battery_voltage() {
        log::info!("Battery voltage: {}mV", value)
    }
    if let Ok(value) = axp.battery_charging_status() {
        log::info!("Battery charging status: {:?}", value)
    }
    if let Ok(value) = axp.get_irq_config_raw() {
        log::info!("IRQ settings: {:?}", value)
    };
    if let Ok(value) = axp.get_irq_bits_raw() {
        log::info!("IRQ status bits: {:?}", value)
    };

    /* end */
}

For more API information, read the generated doc.

Other devices

M5Stack Core2 1.1

DLDO1 works at 3.4V range, defaults to 3.3V
DLDO2 is NOT used
DCDC5/GPIO1/RTCLDO2 is NOT used
DCDC2 and DCDC4 are NOT used
RTCLDO1 is 3.3V, and the built-in RTC battery is not a backup for PMU.
PMU's IRQ pin is NOT connected to the MCU.

The values in the table below are software detect values for reference only! They are NOT REAL values measured with a multimeter!

Regulator	Default enabled	Default voltage(mV)	Note
DCDC1	true	3300	Direct power source for ESP32.
DCDC2	false	1200	Not used.
DCDC3	true	3300	Power for speaker/MBUS 3V3/ESP32(secondary).
DCDC4	false	1800	Not used.
DCDC5	false	1400	Not used.
ALDO1	true	1800	Not used.
ALDO2	true	3300	For LCD/Touch enable.
ALDO3	false	3300	For speaker enable.
ALDO4	true	3300	For LCD/Touch/TF-card power.
BLDO1	false	2800	For LCD backlight.
BLDO2	false	1500	Set this to 3300 when 5V boost output is used.
DLDO1	false	3300	For vibration motor.
DLDO2	false	1200	Not used.
CPUSLDO	false	1200	Not used.

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