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FUSB252 датащи(PDF) 9 Page - ON Semiconductor |
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FUSB252 датащи(HTML) 9 Page - ON Semiconductor |
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9 / 18 page ![]() © 2017 Semiconductor Components Industries, LLC www.onsemi.com FUSB252 • Rev. 1.5 8 Operation and Application Description Out of Spec Surge/Spike Voltage due to Hot Plug The FUSB252 protects end systems against 20 V DC on the CC pin, in cases where the FUSB252 is tested to mimic a hot plug event, a fully charged cable connected to a power supply set to 20 V is used to zap the VICC pins of the device. In these cases, the inductance of the cable causes voltage spikes that are higher than the absolute maximum ratings of the of the VICC pins. These voltages can cause damage to the VOCC pins. This scenario does not occur in normal usage. The Type-C specification prevents the plug from having 20V on VBUS from a PD source prior to a PD contract being completed. When the 20 V potential is on VBUS and shorted to the CC pin, it causes a detach and the voltage spikes are less likely to occur. The following reference circuit is required when the application calls for additional protection to protect against such event as hot plug. Application Specific Schematic § Place a 5 V to 6 V rated Zener TVS diode such as (CZRF52C5V6 or CD1005-Z5V1) on the VOCC pin, and a 5 W resistor to device ground to prevent the FUSB252 from being damaged during these tests. With this additional protection if is also important to select the right external VICC IEC TVS for the best overall performance. § Without the additional protection the device by itself can withstand up to 9 V under the same hot plug condition VICC1 VICC2 INTB/FLAGB VDD GND VOCC1 VOCC2 /OE SEL HSD+ HSD- HSD1- HSD1+ HSD2- HSD2+ FUSB252 CC1 D1+ D1- D2+ D2- CC2 /OE SEL FLAGB VDD 5Ω 5.6VZener IECTVS IECTVS Figure 6. Reference Schematic Over-Voltage Protection When over-voltage event is detected, device will activate OVP to shutdown the switch within tOVP, as well as signal the FLAGB to indicate there is OV event to the system. Fault Reporting Upon the detection of an over-voltage event, the INTB/FLAGB signals the fault by activating LOW. |
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