Part Number: HD3SS3202
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I am designing a network router. Part of the design is to use SGMII MUX to switch between two PHY ICs that are connected to Ethernet connector …
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Part Number: HD3SS3202 Hello TI Team,
just a quick clarification. In the datasheet, page 10, the note states:
The HD3SS3202 can tolerate polarity inversions for all differential signals on Ports A, B, and C. Take care to ensure the same polarity is maintained…
Part Number: HD3SS3202 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: HD3SS6126
Hi team,
Do we have similar part could replace Diodes 'PI3USB3102'?
https://www.diodes.com/assets/Datasheets/PI3USB3102.pdf
Roy
Part Number: HD3SS3202 Hello TI Team,
we are designing a device incorporating the HD3SS3202 mux with a retimer from another manufacturer. The signal chain would be:
UFP USB-C connector - HD3SS3202 - Retimer chip
The retimer chip specifies the use of decoupling…
Part Number: HD3SS3202
Hello,
Is a high speed differential mux required for a USB 3.0 interface through type c connector? The alternative would be shorting the two channels. I have see different opinions on this, some saying that it is required for…
Part Number: HD3SS3202 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUXHS4212 Hi, expert,
My customer want to connect com-e to M.2 SSD, but the PCIe and SATA signals of com-e are separated, so they want to use a HD3SS3202 to switch those signals, does this method…