The growing popularity of standard USB PD3.0 chargers for mobile phones and notebook PCs spurs demand to leverage standard PD3.0 chargers, replacing purposely and individually built chargers for battery-powered electronic devices and reducing e-waste. Equipped with USB Type-C® connectors and enabled by USB PD3.0 sink controllers, these new classes of USB-C PD devices (TCD) easily obtain necessary power from any USB PD3.0 compliance chargers and adaptors through a USB-C cable.
Extending our wide range of USB PD3.0 protocol controllers and charger solutions for energy sources, we released a pair of USB PD3.0 sink controllers: the AP33771 and AP33772 (I2C). These new products address the need for ease-of-adoption, as well as for fulfilling sophisticated and flexible system integration where a host MCU is available for various housing-keeping tasks.
USB Source (Chargers) – USB-C to USB-C Cable – TCD (embedded AP33771, through resistor setting for required power profile – Voltage and Power)
USB Source (Chargers) – USB-C to USB-C Cable – TCD
USB Source (Chargers) – USB-C to USB-C Cable – TCD (embedded AP33772, I2C Interface to Host MCU)
USB Source (Chargers) – USB-C to USB-C Cable – TCD (embedded AP33772, I2C Interface to Host MCU)
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