Part Number: TPS2514 Tool/software: Hi Team,
We are designing a charging cradle with a USB Type-A connector, used with a USB-A to Lightning cable to charge an iPhone SE.
Could you please clarify the difference between TPS2514 and TPS2514A? Is either…
Part Number: TPS2514 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2546
We have a board providing 5V for a USB charging port that is not working with allot of the portable devices anymore. The board many not be able to handle 1A or more continuously. We want…
Part Number: TPS2514 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2513EVM-527 We are using TPS2514 for one of the USB application.
How we can simulate this device (TPS2514) for 5W and 10W without any apple devices..?
Part Number: TPS2514 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TUSB8041A , TUSB8041 , TUSB8020B , TUSB8042A Hi expert,
Whether TPS2514 is the best TI's solution for VL211?
https://www.via-labs.com/product_show.php?id=90
If isn't, please recommend the most…
Part Number: TPS2514 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2546 My customer is considering using our TPS2514 device. But his application only need D+D- only USB DCP applying 1.2V, current 0.9A-1.1A, But our TPS2514 could support D+D- 1.2V, and also D+ 2…
Hello,
Yes, the TPS2514 supports the apple divider charging schemes. To determine which divider mode is negotiated, you must measure the voltage on DP/DM. If apple continues to support their legacy charging in their new phones it should not be a problem…
Part Number: TPS2514
I am using a TPS2514 as USB port controller on a power supply of my company that can deliver more than 2.2 Amps at 5V. When a Samsung device is connected the proper electrical signature is showed, but with an Apple Ipad the voltage…
Part Number: TPS2514 hi,
We have some problems with TPS2514DBVR during USB Battery Charging 1.2 certification.
Our implementation is very straightforward (“TPS2514 schematic diagram.jpg”).
We are facing 2 major problems: A) “8.3 DCP Handshaking…
Part Number: TPS2514 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , TPS2546 Dear,
my customer need use D+/D- signal to charge the device with 5V/1A or 5V/2A, could you please help check if TPS2514 is the right solutiion?
Besides, what is the difference between…