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PI5USB68A (Obsolete)

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Product Description

USB ports have become the charging connector of choice for the majority of handheld devices such as MP3 players, Mobile phones, MP4 players, DSC, and even tablet/slate type devices. Although the mechanical connector has converged such that these handheld devices can charge using the same cable, the communication scheme followed by each USB device is different when it comes to setting up a charging link. Pericom’s PI5USB68/A solves the multiple communication protocol problem by supporting all protocols available in the market. Therefore, regardless of what USB device is connected to a charger enabled by Pericom, the USB device will be able to understand the charging setup communication and in turn the USB device will be able to efficiently draw current to charge itself.

Features

  • Manages communication to allow charging to occur
  • Provides multiple modes of charging to ensure all of the following specs can be met:
    • USB BC1.0, 1.1, & 1.2 spec
    • YD/T - 1591 charger spec
    • Samsung fast charging
    • Sony Ericsson fast charging
    • Apple fast charging 1A and 2A
    • Amazon Kindle Fire
    • Certain modes available can also support devices using non standard approaches to charges such as Apple products.
  • Automatic USB Device Identification Circuit (used to determine charging mode required)
  • ±4kV High ESD contact Protection on D+/D- per IEC61000- 4-2 specification
  • -40ºC to + 85ºC Operating Temperature Range
  • AEC-Q100 certified
  • Packaging (Pb-free & Green available):
    • 8-pin W8

Applications

  • Laptops, Netbooks
  • Universal Charger including IPod ®/ IPhone ® Chargers
  • Automotive

Product Specifications

Product Parameters

Analog or Digital? Mixed Signal
Configuration NA
Differential Channels 0
HotInsertion 0
Lanes 1
OtherFeatures Controller, Charging Only
RailToRail 0
Signal Type Differential
Single Ended Channels N/A
Type N/A
Voltage 5

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