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TDP142-Q1: HPDIN, AUX questions

Part Number: TDP142-Q1
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TDP142

Hi Teams,

  1. Regarding Pin24: HPDIN/RSVD9:

    Could you please confirm whether the HPDIN (Hot Plug Detect received) pin can accept a 1.8V input signal?
    Low = 0V
    High = 1.8V

  2. Regarding Pin16: AUXp and Pin17: AUXn,

    Could you please confirm whether it is acceptable to add a 100 nF series capacitor on each line to AUXp and AUXn, as shown in the red circle in Figure 1 below?

    I noticed that the reference schematic does not include a 100 nF series capacitor on Pin16: AUXp and Pin17: AUXn

  • Hi,

    Please see my response below

    1. Regarding Pin24: HPDIN/RSVD9:

      Could you please confirm whether the HPDIN (Hot Plug Detect received) pin can accept a 1.8V input signal?
      Low = 0V
      High = 1.8V

    HPDIN is a 2-state CMOS input, VIH is min of 2V and max of 3.6V. It can accept an input of 1.8V signal, but will not detect it as a valid high.

    1. Regarding Pin16: AUXp and Pin17: AUXn,

      Could you please confirm whether it is acceptable to add a 100 nF series capacitor on each line to AUXp and AUXn, as shown in the red circle in Figure 1 below?

      I noticed that the reference schematic does not include a 100 nF series capacitor on Pin16: AUXp and Pin17: AUXn

    Why do you want to add AC coupling capacitor on AUXP/N? AUXP/N is supposedly DC connected to the AUX bus between the source and the DP receptacle.

    Thanks

    David

  • Hi David,

    The SoC specification requires the AUX capacitors to be placed close to the connector, and these AUX capacitors are used as DC blocking capacitors. Therefore, we would like to first confirm whether this design approach is acceptable, thanks.

  • Hi,

    The AC coupling capacitors should be placed between the GPU and the DP receptacle with 100k pulldown on AUXP and 100k pullup to 3.3V on AUXN as shown in the block diagram below. But TDP142 AUX connection needs to be DC coupled. 

    Thanks

    David