TPD1E01B04DPYEVM

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Evaluation and demonstration boards and kits can provide an ideal platform to test products before developing a full industrial product.

The TPD1E01B04DPYEVM evaluation module is one such device suitable for testing a wide range of applications in engineering and commercial sectors. It is based on Texas Instruments’ USB Type-C Power Delivery (PD) 2.0 control system and support 5V/12V, 3A/5A, 20V/3.5A power output, and provides two USB Type-C PD ports. The module is designed to offer flexibility for users to evaluate their designs for various applications, saving developers time and resources.

Application fields

The TPD1E01B04DPYEVM can be used to evaluate a wide range of applications in engineering and commercial sectors. These include USB Type-C power delivery, power adapter, power adapter emulator, power scaling controllers, A/D converters, and embedded control applications. Additionally, the device supports various operating systems, including Windows, Android, and Linux. The USB Type-C PD 2.0 control system enables the device to be used for many different design scenarios.

The module also offers multiple protection capabilities including over-voltage protection, overcurrent protection, and short-circuit protection. Its port-powered detection capability can be used to detect the presence of a USB Type-C PD power source. This feature allows the device to switch to an alternative power source if the USB Type-C PD power source fails or is disconnected.

The TPD1E01B04DPYEVM can be used to evaluate a wide range of applications in engineering and commercial sectors. These include USB Type-C power delivery, power adapter, power adapter emulator, power scaling controllers, A/D converters, and embedded control applications.

Working Principle

The TPD1E01B04DPYEVM is based on TI’s USB Type-C PD 2.0 control system. The system consists of a Type-C adapter or charger, a USB Type-C port, and a microcontroller connected to the port and charger. The microcontroller manages the commands and communication between the charger and port based on the PD 2.0 protocol.

The PD 2.0 protocol defines the commands and communication framework that enables a device to send and receive data over the USB Type-C port. The device uses both the power source and the power sink profiles to detect the presence of an external power source and the power requirements of the device. It then negotiates the power requests and manages the power flow to the device. The device also provides protection against over-current, over-voltage, and short-circuit.

The TPD1E01B04DPYEVM is designed to simplify the design and evaluation process for developers. Its relatively small form factor allows it to fit into any design environment, and its ability to generate a wide range of output voltages and currents makes it suitable for a wide range of applications. Furthermore, its port-powered detection capability provides an additional layer of protection against the failure of an external power source.

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