Part Number: TPS25810
Hi AE,
Please review it again when convenient and let me know if you have any additional feedback or revision suggestions, Thanks!
Part Number: TPS25810 Dear TI Support Team,
We are currently designing a USB Type-C DFP (Source) port and are evaluating the TPS25810 for power path control.
The purpose of this design is to prevent power conflict and device damage in the event of…
Part Number: HD3SS3212 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25810 Tool/software: Hi Sir,
We use TI HD3SS3212 & TPS25810 at the last page for USB type C solution, please help to review, thanks.
clo_pass1_20251001a-1-1.pdf
Part Number: TPS25810 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25751 Hi,
We are developing a USB HUB, one of the ports its an Upstream, where we will connect a phone, that will behave as a Host. But we want to be able to charge it in the mean time too. …
Part Number: TPS25810 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TUSB542 Request Schematic Review for USB-C port design using in Cisco New Switch Production "Prism" Design.
TPS25810 +TUSB542
Part Number: TPS25810 Hi,
Plesae advise if we need to push up the CC1/CC2, we use the 5V voltage and 10Kohm that it is abnormal when we remove this push up design, thanks.
Part Number: TPS25810 Tool/software: Hi team,
Regarding the table on page 33 of the datasheet, I see that there are two columns listed for each SPQ. I’m not sure what the difference between these two columns is. Could you explain what distinguishes…
Part Number: TPS25810 Tool/software: Hi team,
Regarding the table on page 33 of the datasheet, I see that there are two columns listed for each SPQ. I’m not sure what the difference between these two columns is. Could you explain what distinguishes…
Part Number: TPS25810 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: HD3SS3220 , TUSB321 , Dear Team,
We provide Type-C Spec -> 5V/5A solution for customer as below,
Option 1:
HD3SS3220 -> CC Logic + MUX - https://www.ti.com/product/HD3SS3220
TPS259470 -…
Part Number: TPS25810 Tool/software: Hi expect,
My customer wants to do the charger with 5V2A in DFP mode. Below is the sch, which support 5V3A that is same as the sch in datasheet:
Now they tested the output current is only 1A. The charged device…