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Hi All,
I am starting a project that will require at least 100W of power being delivered to a USB 3 Superspeed device using the FX3. How does one add PD capability to such a device? I've read through all the information on this site and it appears that all the controllers are tailored to the host/PC side of the problem not the device side. I also found knowledgebase article that claims to show a schematic of PD added to an FX3, but between the schematics being too blurry to read and the schematic not appearing to contain a PD interface I am left confused.
Thanks for your help,
Scott
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Hi Scott,
Infineon provides a range of USB PD controllers. Please look at the given link : https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/universal-serial-bus/usb-c-power-delivery-controllers/
They find their applications as a PD source in notebook, dock designs and it can also be used as a PD sink for USB devices when configured appropriately.
CCG3 has also been used for a similar application in PSOC6 evaluation boards.
Note : FX3 is a superspeed peripheral controller and cannot provide PD capability on its own. The knowledge base article which you are referring mentions steps to add Type C functionality to FX3 and not PD.
Best Regards,
AliAsgar
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Hi Scott,
Infineon provides a range of USB PD controllers. Please look at the given link : https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/universal-serial-bus/usb-c-power-delivery-controllers/
They find their applications as a PD source in notebook, dock designs and it can also be used as a PD sink for USB devices when configured appropriately.
CCG3 has also been used for a similar application in PSOC6 evaluation boards.
Note : FX3 is a superspeed peripheral controller and cannot provide PD capability on its own. The knowledge base article which you are referring mentions steps to add Type C functionality to FX3 and not PD.
Best Regards,
AliAsgar