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Created Jul 21, 2020 by Sebastian Krzyszkowiak@sebastian.krzyszkowiakMaintainer

bq25890: Export the battery temperature

The bq25895 charger is monitoring the battery temperature using the battery's thermistor to turn off charging when the temperature gets high. It would be handy to be able to monitor this temperature with thermal zones - the closest thing, max170xx_battery, provides the information from the on-die sensor, which should be close, but not identical to what bq25895 sees (since Dogwood, the gauge gets quickly affected by SoC heat, while the battery itself does not, so it's not so close anymore).

<Eric Kuzmenko> sudo i2cget -f -y 3 0x6a 0x10 can be used to get the battery temperature

https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/l5-hardware/-/wikis/Battery-Thermistor-Reading

Edited Aug 14, 2020 by Sebastian Krzyszkowiak
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