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TPD8S300A: About SBU and CC pin connection

Egemen Aksoy
Intellectual 585 points
Part Number: TPD8S300A
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25730

Tool/software:

Hello,

In our project, TPD8S300A is used for port protection. I am using TPS25730 as USB PD controller so SBU pins not required

Can SBU pins left float?

For the other variant of the project there will be no PD controller (TPS25730 do not placed), so I pulled down CCx pins with 5.1k resistor for this variant.

Should I place 5.1k after the protection circuit (TPD8S300A)?

Schematic is attached,

Best Regards,

Egemen Aksoy

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    TI__Mastermind 27105 points

    Hi Egsem,

    Egemen Aksoy said:
    Can SBU pins left float?

    Yes, if unused, leave both sides floating.

    Egemen Aksoy said:

    For the other variant of the project there will be no PD controller (TPS25730 do not placed), so I pulled down CCx pins with 5.1k resistor for this variant.

    Should I place 5.1k after the protection circuit (TPD8S300A)?

    If you are using the TPD8S300A RPD "dead battery" pins, it will expose the RD 5.1k pulldown when unpowered, but will remove the resistors once the CC FETs are enabled. If you are using the RPD pins, you should place 5.1k resistors after the protection circuit.

    If you are not using the RPD pins, you should place the 5.1k resistor before the protection circuit.

    Essentially, 5.1k pulldowns need to be exposed on the CC lines on connection. It can be done either through the TPS82300 RPD pins or through the placement of the 5.1k resistors.

    Thanks and Regards,

    Chris