Among the other specifications which makes it an ultra superior technology than its predecessor is its capability to support more than 100 Watt charging capabilities which was limited to 45 Watts in case of Quick Charge 4+..
American chipmaker Qualcomm on Monday unveiled the latest iteration of its fast charging technology - Quick Charge 5, the world's first 100W+ fast charging solution for smartphones which promises to charge the device from 0-50 per cent in five minutes.
Quick Charge 5 relies on two new power management integrated circuits - SMB 1396 and SMB1398. Both support single- and dual-cell batteries and can handle voltage in excess of 20V for wired and wireless power sources.
Quick Charge 5 is expected to appear in commercial devices in Q3 2020. For now, it is supported on Snapdragon 865, 865 Plus, and all the upcoming premium-tier Snapdragon mobile chipsets. Xiaomi has been confirmed as the first company to launch smartphones with Quick Charge 5 in the future.
To increase power transfer efficiency, battery life and safety, Qualcomm has enabled Dual/Triple Charge technology, adaptive input voltage, INOV4 (Intelligent Negotiation for Optimum Voltage) and it is said to be 10-degree Celcius cooler than Quick Charge 4.A
Qualcomm's Quick Charge 5 is using the Power Delivery Programmable Power Supply (PD-PPS) protocol, which is a part of the USB-PD standard for charging on USB-C port. This means any USB PD-PPS charger with the correct voltage and curent output will be able to provide the same charging speed as Quick Charge 5 on compatible devices. Furthermore, the Quick Charge 5 is based on the bi-cell battery system, wherein two batteries are connected via a wire in series, thereby increasing the charging voltage by twice as much. The increased high voltage increases the charging speed.
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