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Hello,
I am trying to find some good low-profile, low Rdson P-MOS to implement the SINK/SOURCE load switches for a USB C PD input supporting 5-20V @3A max using CCG5 and CCG5C.
The ones used in the "dual port notebook Application" reference design (BSC030P03NS3GAUMA1) present your documentation are really bulky and support up to 100A, which is overkill in our application. In addition, it would be great to have some more specific info about the timing requirements (TonDelay, Rise time, Toff Delay, Fall time) of the Pmos in order to be "quick enough" to be able to:
- Successfully perform Fast Role Swap
- Protect the system from over-current/over-voltage
Doing a bit of research I have noticed that most of P-mos have a from 100-200 ns TonDelay+RT. Is this fast enough? Currently looking at these two models:
Any thoughts on this? Any other suggestions?
Thank you.
Best regards,
Alberto
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Hi Alberto,
Please refer to PD spec 7.1.13, time from the initial Sink detecting that VBUS has dropped below vSafe5V until the initial Sink/new Source is able to supply USB Type-C Current(tSrcFRSwap) is 150 us. You should keet the td+tr within this range.
Regards,
Eddie
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Hi Alberto,
Please refer to PD spec 7.1.13, time from the initial Sink detecting that VBUS has dropped below vSafe5V until the initial Sink/new Source is able to supply USB Type-C Current(tSrcFRSwap) is 150 us. You should keet the td+tr within this range.
Regards,
Eddie
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Eddie,
thank you for your answer. Any specific P-MOS recommendation for a 3A application, small form factor?
Best,
Alberto