Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TUSB321, TUSB322, HD3SS3212
Hi team,
Could you point out the difference between TUSB322 and TUSB321?
Regards,
Hayashi
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| Feature | TUSB321A | TUSB322 |
| VDD Range | 4.5V to 5.5V | 4.5V to 5.5V |
| Enable pin | N/A | Active Low |
| Shutdown Current | N/A | 0.37 µA |
| UFP Active Current | 70 µA | 70 µA |
| UFP Unattached Current | 70 µA | 70 µA |
| Vconn 1Watt Support | Yes | Yes |
| Active Cable Detection | Yes | Yes |
| GPIO Mode | Yes | Yes |
| 400KHz I2C support | No | Yes |
| 1.8V and 3.3V I2C levels | No | Yes |
| Current Advertise through GPIO. | Yes. Default, Mid, High. | Yes, Default only |
| Current Advertise through I2C. | No | Yes. Default, Mid, High. |
| Current Detection through GPIO | Yes | Yes |
| Current Detection through I2C | No | Yes |
| UFP-only Support | Yes | Yes, thru I2C. |
| DFP-only Support | Yes | Yes, thru I2C. |
| DRP (alternate between UFP and DFP) Support | Yes | Yes |
| Audio Accessory | No | Yes, when DFP or UFP. |
| Debug Accessory | No | Yes, when DFP or UFP. |
| Try.SRC | No | Yes |
| Try.SNK | No | Yes |
| Cable Orientation through DIR pin to control external MUX | Yes | Yes |
| Cable Orientation through I2C register | No | Yes |
| Directed to Disabled State | No | Yes |
| Mode Change via MODE_SELECT register in connected state | N/A | Supported in either connected or unconnected state |
| I2C Slave Address | N/A | 0x47 or 0x67 |
| Debug Accessory ECR | No | Yes |
| ID pin Failsafe | Yes | Yes |
| VBUS Detection 4V to 28V | Yes | Yes |
| Dead Battery Mode | Yes | Yes |
| Integrated USB3.1 2:1 Mux | No. External using HD3SS3212. | No. External using HD3SS3212. |
| DFP waits for VBUS below VBUS_DET threshold before transitioning from AttachWait.SRC to Attached.SRC | Yes | Yes |
| HBM ESD | +/- 3KV | +/- 3KV |
| VCONN FAULT PIN behavior | Asserted low until fault condition removed. | N/A |