Part Number: TPS25730
Hello I'm Jaeho
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Part Number: TPS25730
Hello I'm Jaeho
Hi Jaeho,
The TPS25730 is a USB Type-C PD Controller, so it does not treat VBUS as a generic power input. Instead, VBUS is expected to be provided by a compliant Type-C or PD Source. Hot-plugging VBUS directly from an external DC/DC supply bypasses the Type-C PD protocol (For example, CC detection, which includes plug detection and orientation).
Could you elaborate on the use-case and why VBUS is being provided externally from DCDC? If you are looking for a way to keep the TPS25730 powered in the absence of VBUS, VIN3V3 would be the main power supply input.
Best Regards,
Aya Khedr
Hello. Thanks for your help.
There are two input sources in our Design concept.
No1 ) DC-DC Power (5V / 12V)
No.2) TA Chargers
So in the case of No. 1,
I would like to know the level of PLUG_EVENT and SINK_EN pins.
Because we want to control the external circuit with that signal.
Hi Jaeho,
In the first case, the TPS25730 will not detect a valid Type-C connection. PLUG_EVENT will be low and SINK_EN\ will be high indicating that the power path is disabled.
Best Regards,
Aya Khedr