Part Number: TUSB8041 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2561 Hi Teams,
My customer has a project where they used TUSB8041+TPS2561 for a HUB application. Occasionally, when the device is powered on, the PWREN output of 8041 is not pulled high, resulting…
Part Number: TUSB8041 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: HD3SS3220 Tool/software: Hello,
i want to connect a HD3SS3220 and a TUSB8041 chip on one PCB (and some other Chips to the TUSB8041).
The question i have is targeting the USB Super Speed lines…
Part Number: TUSB8041 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM5718 , TUSB8044A Tool/software: Hi,
On our board, TUSB8041 chip connects to AM5718 and is powered by on-board supply.
In a board stress test, USB3.0 flash drives were connected to downstream…
Part Number: TUSB8041 Tool/software: Hello
Could you please supply TUSB8041 EERPOM programer tool for customizing PID/VID and associated documentation for TUSB8041
Thanks
Part Number: TUSB8041 Tool/software: Hi, Experts,
On our circuit board, the TUSB8041 GRSTz pin is connected to host processor with one RC filtering network.
In the TUSB8041 datasheet, on page 10, section 7.5 Electrical Characteristics, 3.3-V I/O,…
Part Number: TUSB8041 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2556 , , HD3SS3220 Tool/software: Hello,
I'm building a USB 3.0 hub using the TUSB8041, HD3SS3220, and TPS2556. - The upstream is receiving via USB Type-C, and I'm not using a MUX. - The SS signal…
Part Number: TUSB8041 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TUSB8042 Tool/software: I need help with below part
TUSB8041 Four-Port USB 3.0 Hub
1. Please send me the link to all ref design files
2. Is it possible to connected directly to CPU?
3. Do…
Part Number: TUSB8041
Tool/software:
Hi,
I am currently designing a custom USB 3.0 hub based on the TUSB8041 and I’ve completed the schematic for the core part of the design. I would really appreciate it if you could take a moment to review the…
Part Number: TUSB8041 Tool/software: Hi,
I’m working on a custom board based on the TUSB8041, and I noticed that on the TUSB8041RGC EVM (Rev D), ferrite beads are placed on both the 3.3V and 1.1V power rails.
Specifically:
For the 3.3V rail…