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TPS2543-Q1 connection with iPad

Kei Sato73562
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2543

Q1

When IPad is connected with CDP mode, what kind of handshake do TPS2543 perform?

Because IPad does not support BC1.2, how do TPS2543 perform a handshake for charge?

Q2

I use DCDC converter of 1.5A for Vbus, now.

The charge electric currents of IPad exceed 2A.

Even if IPad is connected, can it be charged from 1.5A or less?

 

 

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    TI__Genius 14890 points

    Sato-san,


    We will look into this and get back to you.

     

    Edit: Your questions will be better addressed in this forum.

  • 0 in reply to Alexander Scheuermann
    TI__Intellectual 2795 points

    Q1

    When IPad is connected with CDP mode, what kind of handshake do TPS2543 perform?

    Because IPad does not support BC1.2, how do TPS2543 perform a handshake for charge?

    A: iPad 4, air and mini already support BC1.2 CDP.

    Q2

    I use DCDC converter of 1.5A for Vbus, now.

    The charge electric currents of IPad exceed 2A.

    Even if IPad is connected, can it be charged from 1.5A or less?

    A: TPS2543 configured as CDP, right? If like this, the upstream should connect PC as USB host, and the max charging current only up to 1.5A, so 1.5A upstream DCDC is ok. If configured as DCP_Auto, max charging current maybe up to 2.1A, if like this, iPad would try to pull out 2.1A, so DCDC would into over current.