JAJSVI1 October 2024 TPS25763-Q1
PRODUCTION DATA
The buck-boost output voltage is regulated at the CSN/VBUS pin. A 12-bit digital-to-analog converter, VDAC, provides ±20-mV step voltage adjustments of VCSP/BUS as commanded by device firmware.
After a successful cable detect event, firmware sets the VDAC to output 5 V as measured on the VCSN/BUS output. An internal clock steps up the VDAC codes from an initial 0 V to final 5-V setting producing a monotonic ramp of VCSN/BUS to 5 V at tSS.
In some applications, the USB-PD controller may be located 1 m, or more, from the USB receptacle. When configured and enabled by firmware, cable droop compensation increases the VCSP/BUS linearly with increasing load current independent of the VDAC setting. Four selectable VOUT_CDC ranges are available. 500 mV is the maximum supported cable droop voltage and it is disabled by default during USB-PD PPS contracts.