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FUSB303BTMX

ONFUSB303BTMX

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USB Controller USB 2.0, USB 3.1 GPIO, I2C, USB Interface 12-X2QFN (1.6x1.6)
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Overview

The FUSB303BTMX is a fully autonomous USB Type-C port controller that supports Source, Sink, and Dual Role Port (DRP) configurations. It implements the latest Type-C Rev 1.3 specifications and includes dead battery support, allowing it to function as a Sink even when no power is applied. The device is designed for ultra-low power operation with typical current consumption below 10 uA in various states.

Why Choose This Part

This controller offers 28V DC tolerance on critical pins like CC and VBUS DET, providing robust protection against shorts. Its tiny 1.6mm x 1.6mm X2QFN package and autonomous operation reduce both PCB footprint and the software overhead typically required for USB-C negotiation.

Applications

Mobile and Handheld Devices
Ideal for smartphones and tablets requiring DRP capabilities and low standby power consumption.
Peripheral USB-C Ports
Used in keyboards, mice, and other peripherals to handle autonomous connection sensing without a complex MCU.
Battery-Powered IoT Devices
Perfect for devices that charge via USB-C and need to minimize current draw to extend battery life.
Power Banks
Enables the Type-C port to switch between charging internal cells and providing power to external devices.

Key Specifications

Function Controller
Protocol USB
Interface GPIO, I2C, USB
Standards USB 2.0, USB 3.1
Package / Case 12-XFQFN
Current - Supply 356uA
Voltage - Supply 2.85V ~ 5.5V
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 85degC (TA)
Supplier Device Package 12-X2QFN (1.6x1.6)

Getting Started

Engineers can evaluate the device using the FUSB303GEVB evaluation board. Integration involves connecting the I2C interface to a host processor for status monitoring or using the GPIOs for simple autonomous hardware-based signaling.

Also Consider

FUSB302B ONonsemi - A related part that provides full Power Delivery (PD) protocol support for applications requiring higher wattage negotiation.
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