• RE: TS3USB30: Please review the schematic for overvoltage protection

  

  Malik Barton57

  Hi Chase, TS3USB30 is not intended for overvoltage protection applications. How are you detecting overvoltage condition? You may consider TS5USBC402 which can detect overvoltage condition on D+/D- coming from a USB connector.

  • over 4 years ago
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• RE: TS3USB221: Multiplexer for USB Full Speed

  

  Brian Zhou

  TS5USBC402 or TS5USBC41

  • over 5 years ago
  • Interface
  • Interface forum

• RE: TS3USB31: TS3USB31 Applied voltage to D+/D- lines

  

  Brian Zhou

  TS3USB31 only can work upto 4.3v, your can use TS5USBC402, but it has two channels.

  • over 5 years ago
  • Interface
  • Interface forum
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• RE: [FAQ] how to differentiate USB Mux devices on TI website

  

  Brian Zhou

  Resolved

  Here are the common questions customer confused, See attachment. how to differenciate USB MUX device.xlsx

  • over 4 years ago
  • Interface
  • Interface forum
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• RE: TS3USB221E: Equivalent I/O Schematic Diagrams

  

  David (ASIC) Liu

  Resolved

  Yaita-san Why not use TS5USBC402, it has better ESD performance and also has over voltage protection (OVP)? Thanks David

  • over 6 years ago
  • Interface
  • Interface forum
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• RE: TS3USB221A: ESD: TLP (Transmission Line Pulse) characteristic data

  

  Koshi Ninomiya

  Resolved

  Hi Zhou-san, Thank you for your reply. From the ESD performance of TS5USBC402 (Preview) on ESD, it has the ESD HBM 2kV, but TS3USB221E has the ESD HBM 12kV and TS3USB221A has the ESD HBM 7kV. So, TS5USBC402 is lower than them. The customer look for the…

  • over 7 years ago
  • Interface
  • Interface forum

• RE: TSU6712: Switch UART to USBC port

  

  Cevin

  Hi Fred, Ideal device for your application will be the new TS5USBC402, which is designed to switch the USB2.0 lanes of a USB Type-C connector between the USB2.0 Endpoint and UART. It also incorporates an Overvoltage-Protection to protect USB2.0 and UART…

  • over 7 years ago
  • Switches & multiplexers
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