Part Number: TPS25814 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25810 , TPS2546 Hi Team,
Customer would like to design TPS25814 and customer would like to check weather they can short D+/D- to PCH to support USB data and BC1.2.
Would you please help review…
Part Number: TPS25814 Hi Team,
I have a few doubts regarding TPS25814 IC.
1). What can I connect to the Uff port?
2). Is the UFP port a power-consuming port or a power-deliver port?
3). Can I connect a pendrive or sink device to the UFP port?…
Part Number: TPS25814 Hi Tommy,
Please reply to the continuation question below, thanks~
TPS25814: I2C to monitor status of registers and overall system settings - Power management forum - Power management - TI E2E support forums
Part Number: TPS25814 Hello, I am searching for the register set description of the TPS25814 USB supply solution. I found an question for this resource here which is already more than 1 year old but nothing has
still been published.
Part Number: TPS25814
Hi team,
datasheet doesn't cover what would happen if we disable SPM,
if we want to set maximum current limit 1.5A, can we do that by disabling SPM ?
or we must enable it to achieve.
Part Number: TPS25814 Hi team,
customer connect our EVM to their desktop mother board,
either flip or non-flip, only CC2 got recognized.
and if we unplug type-C , the interrupt pin will be pulled low,
and then if we disconnect it from…
Part Number: TPS25814
Hi team,
I'm curious since type-C current default already charge be up to 5V/3A, and do data transmit at same time just like CDP.
why TPS25814 still need BC1.2 ?
the only difference I see here is DCP and DCP_auto, am I right…
Part Number: TPS25814
hi team,
1.if the CTL is low then it's CDP for no doubt,
but if it's high, then we have to check the table 8-8 to distinguish DCP and DCP_Auto
, is that right?
2.and may I know what's the difference between DCP and DCP_auto…
Part Number: TPS25814 Hi team,
Customer use TPS25814 in their application, following is their schematic. However, after power, with no input, they find POL get pulled down, which mean CC2 is connected.
Could you help comments if this is correct behavior…
