ON Semiconductor's latest USB-C (Type-C) device set is fully compliant with the latest version 1.3 specification, making it easy to integrate into USB-C systems. These new devices include two controllers and a switch and are targeted at applications such as tablets, smartphones and laptops, as well as automotive and industrial use cases.
The FUSB303 port controller can convert existing and new systems to USB-C interfaces, supporting applications that require source (SRC), sink (SNK), or dual role port (DRP) mode. The new device provides autonomous inspection capabilities and requires minimal processor interaction and firmware support, providing flexibility and customization options.
FSUSB242 has low power consumption and uses WLCSP-9 package, which saves board space and does not require external TVS, so it is very suitable for mobile applications.
FUSB302BV is a USB-C controller specially developed for PD solutions in automotive systems. Although other solutions are only suitable for consumer applications, the device is AEC-Q100 qualified and easy to detect, including connectivity and orientation, making it one of the most efficient and flexible products available.
Commenting on these new releases, Julie Stultz, product marketing manager at ON Semiconductor, said: "The expansion of our USB-C product family includes multiple market-leading devices, allowing engineers to easily and quickly integrate fully 1.3-compatible solutions. The mission to provide energy-efficient solutions to the market, all three products successfully combine high performance with low power consumption. The ultra-small footprint makes it ideal for mobile and ultra-portable applications, while the AEC-Q100-compliant FUSB302BV It represents an important step for automotive USB solutions. "
