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Phu Lai
Posted by Phu Lai
on Apr 26 2012 14:48 PM
Prodigy50 points

Hi, I am trying to configure the TPS2540EVM to work as universal output that able to work with Apple products, Samsung GALAXY Tab, Kindle and other USB charger . Can you assist me what R value should I change and where S1 position. Thank you for the info

 

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  • Eric Wright
    Posted by Eric Wright
    on Apr 27 2012 12:44 PM
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    The TPS2543 (and EVM) will allow more devices to be charged than TPS2540. For TPS2540EVM, set S1 to the DIS/SDP/DCP positon and install JP5 and JP7. For TPS2543EVM choose one of the auto mode settings (see the EVM user guide).

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  • Phu Lai
    Posted by Phu Lai
    on Apr 27 2012 16:42 PM
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    Hi Eric,

    Great support, Yes that is true, this configure can only pulled 1.3..Amp. Is there away to get 2.5Amp and does it charge Samsung GALAXY Tab?  Thanks again

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  • Eric Wright
    Posted by Eric Wright
    on Apr 29 2012 14:15 PM
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    JP7 on the TPS2540EVM can choose between 2.4A (install shunt on JP7) or 1.2A (remove shunt on JP7) but it is possible to get different current limits by changing R2 or R3. For example, to guarantee greater than 2.55A current limit (2.84A nominal) when JP7 shunt is removed change R3 value to 16.9kohms.

    But, it is up to the portable device (PD) to consume the higher current once it is assured that the power source can deliver it (through the standard data line request schemes). If the PD uses some request scheme (sometimes proprietary to the PD manufacturer)  that TPS2540 doesn't understand (like the PD in question), then TPS2540 will not respond appropriately and the PD won't charge at the higher current. There is a new device releasing in a few months that will allow more of these unique PD's to charge at higher currents. Please contact your local TI sales office for more detail.

    See also this thread: http://e2e.ti.com/support/power_management/power_interface/f/204/p/180904/668237.aspx#668237

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  • Phu Lai
    Posted by Phu Lai
    on May 02 2012 07:31 AM
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    Hi Eric,

     

    Continue with the question, can you let me know which TI chip would better  for universal USB that able to switch and charging all available USB devices and you recommandation

    Thank you

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  • Eric Wright
    Posted by Eric Wright
    on May 02 2012 20:38 PM
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    Is the application power switch only or power switch + USB 2.0 data line switch?

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  • Phu Lai
    Posted by Phu Lai
    on May 04 2012 08:14 AM
    Prodigy50 points

    Eric,

    I am looking for power switch +USB 2.0 data line switching, so that able to charge Apple devices, Kindle, Samsung products include Samsung Tab. Thank you for your idea.

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  • Eric Wright
    Posted by Eric Wright
    on May 04 2012 19:23 PM
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    TPS2543 supports data pass through and charging of most standard PD's.

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  • James Stokes
    Posted by James Stokes
    on Mar 26 2013 10:35 AM
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    Would you recommend a different chip if only DCP_auto mode was needed and data pass through is not required?

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  • Milo Zhu
    Posted by Milo Zhu
    on Mar 26 2013 19:56 PM
    Prodigy595 points

    If only DCP_auto mode was needed, TPS2511 would be a good part. it can support different charging specification.

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