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The STUSBCD01B is a USB charger detection IC which can detect dedicated USB chargers, Host/Hub chargers or standard host ports connected to the USB DP/DM data lines.
The device implements two different detection methods in order to be able to distinguish between a dedicated charger and a Host/Hub charger.
Operation is controlled through three general purpose I/O pins; a hardware open drain detection output is also available.
An internal regulator provides the 1.8 V supply voltage for the internal blocks and state machine while a clamping device prevents VBUS voltage from going over 6 V (typ.).
The STUSBCD01B is available in a 12 bumps Flip-Chip 0.4 mm pitch package.主要特性
- Low DP-DM input capacitance
- VBUS voltage 6 V clamping circuit
- 12 bumps Flip-Chip package, 1.6 x1.2 mm, pitch 0.4 mm, max thickness 0.60 mm, Halogen free RoHS compliant package
- Capable of detecting dedicated USB chargers and host chargers (current sink and dedicated methods)
- Active high open drain hardware detection pin (DETECT)
- Operates with VBAT supply voltage ranging from 2.2 V to 4.5 V
- 1.6 V - 2.8 V interface voltage range (VIO)
- ESD: HBM ± 2 kV, CDM 500 V on every pin
- GPIO control interface
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| 产品型号 | 封装 | 包装类型 | 供货状态 | 预算价格(US$) | 数量 | ECCN (US) | Country of Origin | 从分销商订购 | 从ST订购 |
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| STUSBCD01BJR | N0 - CSPS0.4 11-16 | Tape And Reel |
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STUSBCD01BJR
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N0 - CSPS0.4 11-16包装类型
Tape And ReelUnit Price (US$)
1.14*(*) Suggested Resale Price per unit (USD) for BUDGETARY USE ONLY. For quotes, prices in local currency, please contact your local ST Sales Office or our Distributors
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