Part Number: TUSB214-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TUSB212-Q1 , TUSB216 We have an application that will be transmitting USB 2.0 over ~15ft and also in the presence of some power supply and motor noise (though the twisted pair with the USB signals…
Part Number: TUSB214 Hi
About TUSB214, how to reserve external strap settings and connection of “CD” and “ENA_HS” pins if relevant function may be used ?
Could you provide the schematic of EVB for reference ?
Thanks.
BRs.
Blake
Part Number: TUSB214 Hi Team,
Our customer use TUSB214 but their board failed a compliance test of BC1.2.
Could you think of any reasons?
And, could you please let us know if you have recommended setting?
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GND is offset 0.375V…
Charles
A good starting place would be the implementation guide: www.ti.com/.../slla392.pdf . Datasheet "Application and Implementation" is another good source of information.
The transmission line distance is depending on the insertion loss of…
Part Number: TUSB214-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TUSB214 ,
Hi Team
My customer want to set TUSB214 using I2C.
They set register for AC Boost=Level 1 & DC Boost=40mV as the follow.
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Part Number: TUSB214 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TUSB212 Hello , we have a new project requiring some support from your team.
We would like to use a redriver (like the TUSB214) for a ultra low noise USB hub 1. If we use it before the USB hub IC…
Part Number: TUSB214-Q1 Do you mean that I must be reset device after changing I2C? Is it controlling RTSN? Please tell me how to reset and I2C setting sequence.
Part Number: TUSB214-Q1 Hi team.
My customers do not want to use the DC Boost function of TUSB214-Q1.
MCU is not used, so it can not be controlled by I2C.
Can I control DC Boost with H/W only?
Or can you recommend Redriver with CDP function available…
Part Number: TUSB214-Q1 Hi team.
I have heard that there is a way to set DC-Boost to 0mV using i2c.
I could not find anything about the 0mV setting in the datasheet.
Unable to find relevant data on the web too.
Please tell me how to set DC-Boost…