Part Number: TUSB542 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS65988 , , TUSB321 Tool/software: Hi,
I'm wondering to confirm my understanding of the cable orientation for TUSB542 SEL GPIO piloting. I'm using TPS65988 whose document show that PlugOrientation…
Part Number: TUSB542 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: HD3SS3220 , TUSB522P , TPS25814 Hello,
I have some doubts regarding TUSB542, which are as below:
How can I connect TUSB542 to the HD3SS3220?
Who will send the Tx and Rx signals?
Do Tx and Rx…
Part Number: TUSB542 Tool/software: I have a misunderstanding regarding your suggestion to "route all differential pairs on the same layer." In the example layout, I noticed that half of the SS lines are routed on a different layer, even though it is…
Part Number: TUSB542 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TUSB321 , , HD3SS3212 , HD3SS3220 , TUSB1044 , TUSB544 , TUSB211A Tool/software: Good Afternoon,
We made a board based on the design of the TUSB542 Evaluation Module, with the difference that we…
Part Number: TUSB542 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-00728 , Tool/software: In the datasheet for the TUSB542 USB-C superspeed mux, table 5.3 lists the maximum pullup/pulldown resistor value for the CNF inputs as 2.2K ohms. However, in the application…
Part Number: TUSB542 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , TUSB321 Tool/software: Hi TI team,
I'm seeing conflicting data on threads in the forum posts regarding the swapped polarities in regards to the SuperSpeed data lines and just want confirmation…
Part Number: TUSB542 Tool/software: Hi,
The TUSB542 is a redriver product, but have any similar products been released that include clock data recovery (CDR) functionality?
Thanks,
Conor
Part Number: TUSB542 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TUSB521-Q1 Tool/software: Hello TI Team,
I am in need of automotive version of TUSB542RWQR, somehow there is no such devices I found in your web portfolio, Could you please let me know if you have…
Part Number: TUSB542
We would like to utilize the TUSB542 as shown in the schematic below. The redrivers and AP connections are back to back (~2inches apart ). We have a product that has an internal USB3 device and would like to bring out the the USB3…