…

Sear

VOOC

This article has multiple issues. Please help

improve it or discuss these issues on the talkmore
Learn

The OPPO VOOC (Voltage Open Loop

Multi-step Constant-Current Charging)
Flash Charging system is a proprietary
rapid-charge technology created by OPPO
Electronics, which, at present, is able to
charge certain OPPO devices from 0 to
75% in just 30 minutes.[1] In contrast to
USB-IF's USB Power Delivery technology
which increases the voltage during fast
charging, VOOC uses a higher current than
normal USB 2.0 charging.[2] Thus, VOOC
operates at 5 V and 4 A. The VOOC Flash
Charge circuit technology reportedly
lowers the temperature of the charging
adapter, and creates an interface from the
adapter to the phone, which improves the
speed and safety of the charge.[3]

OPPO also licenses its technology to

OnePlus and Vivo through another brand
of its holding company BBK Electronics.
VOOC 2.0 has been licensed to OnePlus as
the Dash Charge technology.[4] A single-
cell, 30-watt (5V/6A) version of
SuperVOOC has also been licensed to
OnePlus as Warp Charge.[5] OnePlus does
not market its phones as VOOC-
compatible despite the fact that VOOC 2.0
and Dash are compatible.[4] Vivo teased
Super FlashCharge technology capable of
up to 120W.[6]

As of July 2019, VOOC has been licensed

to 14 other corporations, most of which
are in the phone charger and power strip
businesses. OPPO claims that more than
1000 patents around VOOC has been filed
worldwide.[7]

Versions
As of 2019, VOOC comes in three
variations:

VOOC 2.0, which operates at 5 V and

4 A.
VOOC 3.0 (2019), a technology that
claims to be 23.8% faster than VOOC
and "based on a new technology". It
appears to be a 5 V / 5 A version of
VOOC>[8]
SuperVOOC (2018), a different
successor of VOOC 2.0 that churns out
 10 V and 5 A. It charges a two-cell
battery in parallel.[9]

Devices

Dash Charge for OnePlus 5

VOOC 3.0 is supported by OPPO F11,

Oppo Reno, and variants.[8]
SuperVOOC is supported by Oppo Find
X.[9]
Warp Charge is supported by the
OnePlus 7.[5]
VOOC 2.0 is supported by OPPO R6
through Oppo R15, by F1 (Find 1) Plus
through Find X, and since Realme 3 Pro
and by Oppo N3.[10][11][12]
OnePlus devices since OnePlus 3
support Dash Charge, claiming to
charge "a day's power in half an
hour".[13]
All models reported include the "s" (or
OnePlus "T"), Plus, and Pro" variants.

Oppo's mobile DAC, Oppo H1-2SE also

features VOOC charging.

Technology
All versions of VOOC requires a special
cable to work.[14] In addition to electrical
requirements like thickness for the high
current, the VOOC 2.0/Dash protocol
requires a fifth pin on the (USB-A to USB-C)
cable to communicate through.[15] Without
such a communication, the charger runs at
a limit of 5V/1.5A.[16]

On the Android phone end, the VOOC

communication code is open source under
GNU General Public License (GNU GPL)
version 2 as a part of the modified Linux
kernel, and has been used by custom
ROMs like Lineage OS.[17] The firmware
code for PIC16F microcontrollers on the
"VOOC IC" is also defined in the
code.[18][19] There is some rudimentary
documentation provided by OnePlus,
which mentions a BQ27541 battery gauge
chip made by Texas Instruments, with
Dash-specific protocol extensions.[20] The
source code allows a list of parts used for
the technology to be made: for example,
the Find X uses a pic1508/stm8s chip on
the adapter and a bq25882 two-cell
charger chip on the phone. The BQ27541
gauge is exchanged for a BQ28Z610
gauge which can handle two-cell battery
packs.[18]
Other charging technology
USB-PD and PPS
Qualcomm's Quick Charge
Mediatek's Pump Express
Huawei's SuperCharge

References
1. "[LYTV] Oppo Find 7a VOOC vs Regular
Charging Demo - Lowyat.NET" .
www.lowyat.net. Retrieved 2017-04-11.
2. "VOOC fast charging - everything you
need to know" . Android Authority.
2016-04-23. Retrieved 2017-04-11.
3. Martin, Taylor (2014-05-20). "Every
smartphone needs rapid charging" .
Pocketnow. Retrieved 2017-04-11.
4. "Dash Charge for OnePlus 3
explained" . Android Central. Retrieved
2017-04-11.
5. "All you need to know about OnePlus'
30W Warp Charge standard" . Android
Central. 24 May 2019.
6. Byford, Sam (2019-06-20). "Vivo's
Super FlashCharge tech fills a
4,000mAh phone in 13 minutes" . The
Verge. Retrieved 2019-08-20.
7. "OPPO与八家企业签署VOOC闪充专利
许可协议 - oppo 欧珀手机" . cnBeta (in
Chinese). Retrieved 30 July 2019.
8. John, Jed (22 March 2019). "OPPO
Reno comes with VOOC 3.0 which
improves fast charging speed by
23.8%" . Gizmochina.
 9. Byford, Sam (10 October 2018). "Oppo
has the fastest fast charging we've
ever seen" . The Verge.
10. "OPPO VOOC Flash Charge, Quick
Charge - OPPO Global - OPPO Global" .
www.oppo.com. Retrieved 2017-04-11.
11. "Oppo A3s is official with 4,230 mAh
battery and 6.2-inch notched display" .
xda-developers. 2018-07-13. Retrieved
2018-07-14.
12. "OPPO R11 support VOOC Flash
Charge" . www.oppo.com. Retrieved
2017-06-10.
13. "OnePlus 3T" . oneplus.net. Retrieved
2017-04-11.
14. "If your OPPO phone won't flash
charge" . OPPO Global. Retrieved
2019-06-02.
15. sbooth. "What is the OnePlus 3 DASH
charging/sync cable doing internally??
Let's probe it!" . OnePlus Community.
16. "Dash Charge protocol analysis" . XDA
Developers.
17. "drivers/power/oppo in
LineageOS/android_kernel_oppo_msm
8974" . GitHub. LineageOS. 29 May
2019.
18. "drivers/power/oppo in oppo-
source/FindX-8.1-kernel-source" .
GitHub. 24 May 2019. Retrieved
2 June 2019.
 19. "oneplus_fastcg.c in
OnePlusOSS/android_kernel_oneplus_
msm8998 (branch 5T)" . GitHub.
OnePlus Open Source Software. 2
June 2019. Retrieved 2 June 2019.
20. "oneplus_fastcg.txt in
OnePlusOSS/android_kernel_oneplus_
msm8998" . GitHub.

Retrieved from
"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?
title=VOOC&oldid=939304938"
 Last edited 13 days ago by an anonymous user

Content is available under CC BY-SA 3.0 unless

otherwise noted.