• TS5USBC41: TS5USBC410IYFFT - Application Interfaces

  

  Rutvik Naik

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  Part Number: TS5USBC41 Hello TI team, We are planning to use the DEMUX part# TS5USBC410IYFFT for SBU signals. Since the part is advertised to be used for USB/UART interface, we are seeking your confirmation whether we can use this part for SBU signals…

  • 1 month ago
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• TS5USBC41: nFLT always active when nOE deasserted

  

  Tom Rice

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  Part Number: TS5USBC41 Hello, We've implemented the TS5USBC412 in one of our designs to provide a way to switch the USB data lines on/off, with OVP protection. IN is connected to a host PC, out is connected to a downstream device. The schematic is below…

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  • 1 month ago
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• TS5USBC41: Volume pricing

  

  Ben Farrimond

  Part Number: TS5USBC41 Tool/software: Hi, would it be possible to get a price for this part if the volumes were 500k/pa? Thanks, Ben

  • 6 months ago
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• TS5USBC41: TS5USBC410IYFFR

  

  pop corn

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  Part Number: TS5USBC41 I would like to connect both inputs (D1 and D2) to USB 2.0 full-speed devices at 3V logic levels is this IC support this configuration?

  • over 3 years ago
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• TS5USBC41: USB2 switch

  

  Stefan Lintner

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  Part Number: TS5USBC41 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TS3USB31E Hi team, I am looking for a USB 2.0 switch to disconnect (DP, DN) from a host. The device should go into a power down mode (by switching off supply) at the same time the lines get disconnected…

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  • over 3 years ago
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• TS5USBC41: Voltage on D+ and D-line before VCC

  

  Chandann27

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  Part Number: TS5USBC41 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ25616 Hi , We are using TS5USBC41 this USB switch along with BQ25616 charger IC. When USB is connected, Charger IC detects the type of port connected to it using handshake signals on D+ and…

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  • over 3 years ago
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• TS5USBC41: TS5USBC41 double confirm schematic

  

  Lawrence He

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  Part Number: TS5USBC41 Dear, our client use TS5USBC41, the function table as below chart and we just only one GPIO, so switch of the same channel as below schematic: if any suggestion, Please advise me. Thanks, Best regards, Lawrence.

  • over 6 years ago
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• TS5USBC41: USBC D+/- OVP solution recommendation

  

  Hardy Xue

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  Part Number: TS5USBC41 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPD6S300 Hi team, 1. My customer have damage issue on USBC D+/- signal, and they would like to add OVP function IC on this signal path. But I don't know the TS5USBC41 is suitable or not. Do…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• TS5USBC41: Enable with overvoltage condition?

  

  Gudmundur Viktorsson

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  Part Number: TS5USBC41 In a previous question I have already established that the Fault output pin on TS5USBC41 works as specified, even though the Output Enable signal is not asserted (i.e. when the chip is disabled). Let's however assume that my PCB…

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  • over 5 years ago
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• TS5USBC41: Propriety of UART input

  

  Satoshi

  Part Number: TS5USBC41 One customer is planning below connection; D+/D- input connect USB2.0 DP/DM or UART TX/RC through the USB connector. Is these connection no problem? Or, is it should to add UART to USB interface? Best regards, Satoshi

  • over 5 years ago
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