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TUSB501-Q1: TUSB501-Q1 re-driver to MUX to conn

Part Number: TUSB501-Q1
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TUSB542, HD3SS3212-Q1,

Hi, Support Team

our customer IVI and USB-C function block as below chart, about Redrive on daughter board have any concern?

if any suggestion, Please advise me.

Thanks,

Best regards,

Lawrence

  • Lawrence

    Is this an automotive design application? The block diagram shows a USB3.2 Gen 2 MUX, but the IVI Board Host shows only one pair of TX and RX. 

    For non-automotive, TUSB542 would be a more appropriate solution.

    Thanks

    David

  • Hi, David

    Yes. This application is for Automotive,  about Redrive on daughter board have any design concern?

    Function block:

    If any suggestion, Please advise me.

    Thanks,

    Best regards,

    Lawrence

  • Hello ,David:

        Nice to meet you, This is Automotive FAE Roy which co-work with Disti FAE Lawrence , customer will design USB PD mux HD3SS3212-Q1 with support USB3.2 Gen2 10Gbps Mux but due to cable is too long (~1m cable length) they will design re-driver , but currently we just only have TUSB501-Q1 Automotive grade redriver only support 5Gbps solution now. 

        do you have 10Gbps automotive grade re-driver solutions? May I know if customer design  HD3SS3212-Q1

    + TUSB501-Q1 application is only support up to 5Gbps speed max ?

    thank you for your help. 

    Roy

  • Roy, Lawrence

    TUSB501-Q1 will only able to support up to 5Gbps. 

    Let me check with my marketing team on the schedule for 10Gbps automotive grade re-driver and reply back to this e2e thread.

    Thanks

    David

  • Roy, Lawrence

    The block diagram itself looks ok. You are using the resistor divider network to restore the common mode voltage for HD3SS3212-Q1. With HD3SS3212-Q1 common mode voltage between 0 to 2V, why do you choose resistor divider network that provides ~0.4V, and not 1V common mode voltage?

    Thanks
    David

  • Hi David:

      Sorry for late reply. this is just only draft schematic , we will waiting for customer update schematic, will sent to you review again once schedule is confirrm

    thank you for your help .

    Roy