USB1T1102 • USB1T1102R (Preliminary)
Universal Serial Bus Peripheral Transceiver
with Voltage Regulator
USB1T1102 • USB1T1102R (Preliminary) Universal Serial Bus Peripheral Transceiver with Voltage Regulator
August 2004
Revised August 2004
General Description
This chip provides a USB Transceiver functionality with a
voltage regulator that is compliant to USB Specification
Rev 2.0. this integrated 5V to 3.3V regulator allows interfacing of USB Application specific devices with supply voltages ranging from 1.65 V to 3.6V wi th the physica l layer of
Universal Serial Bus. It is capable of operating at 12Mbits/s
(full speed) data ra tes and hence is fu lly co mpliant to U SB
Specification Rev 2.0. The Vbusmon pin allows for monitoring the Vbus line.
The USB1T1102 also provides exceptional ESD pro tection
with 15kV contact HBM on D
+, D− pins.
Features
■ Complies with Universal Serial Bus Specification 2.0
■ Integrated 5V to 3.3V voltage regulator for powering
VBus
■ Utilizes digital inputs and outputs to transmit and receive
USB cable data
■ Supports full speed (12Mbits/s) data rates
■ Ideal for portable electronic devices
■ MLP technology package (16 pin) with HBCC footprint
Note: On the USB1T1102R the 1.5k resistor is integrat ed into the part, and connects VPU and D+ eliminating the need for this external pull-up resistor.
78VbusmonOVbus monitor output (CMOS level relative to V
9, 810, 9D
1011NCNo Connect
—12NCNo Connect
1113V
1214V
Terminal
Name
I/OTerminal Description
IOutput Enable:
Active LOW enables the transceiver to transmit data on the bus. When not
active the transceiver is in the receive mode (CMOS level is relative to V
Non-inverted CMOS level out put for USB differe ntial Inpu t (CMO S out put level
p/Vpo
is relative to V
and preserved during SE0 condi tio n.
I/OSingle-ended D+ receiver output VP (CMOS level relative to V
Used for external detection of SE0, error conditions, speed of connected device;
CCIO
Pin also acts as drive data input V
Output drive is 4 mA buffer.
m/Vmo
CCIO
I/OSingle-ended D− receiver output Vm (CMOS level relative to V
Used for external detection of SE0, error conditions, speed of connected device;
Pin also acts as drive data input V
Output drive is 4 mA buffer.
Enables a low power state (CMOS level is relative to V
SUSPND pin is active (HIGH) it will drive the RCV pin to logic “0” state.
Supply Voltage for digital I/O pins (1.65V to 3.6V):
When not connected the D
totally independent of V
When Vbus
Vbusmon
+, D−AI/OData +, Data −:
(3.3V)Internal Regulator Option:
REG
Differential data bus conforming to the USB standard.
Regulated supply output voltage (3.0V to 3.6V) during 5V operation;
decoupling capacitor of at least 0. 1
Regulator ByPass Option:
> 4.1V then Vbusmon = HIGH and when Vbus < 3.6V then
= LOW. If SUSPND = HIGH then Vbusmon is pulled HIGH.
Used as supply voltage input for 3.3V operation.
(5.0V)Internal Regulator Option:
CC
Used as supply voltage input (4.0V to 5.5V); can be connected directly to USB
line Vbus.
Regulator ByPass Option:
Connected to V
REG
). Driven LOW when SUSPN is HIGH; RCV output is stable
+ and D− pins are in 3-STATE. This supply bus is
(5V) and V
CC
(3.3V)
MLP14 GND Exposed Diepad
(Bottom View)
(see Table 1 and Table 2).
po
(see Table 1 and Table 2).
mo
). While the
CCIO
(3.3V).
REG
CCIO
):
µF is required.
CCIO
CCIO
)
CCIO
):
):
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Terminal Descriptions (Continued)
USB1T1102 • USB1T1102R (Preliminary)
Te rminal Number
MLP14 MLP16
1315V
Terminal
Name
(3.3V)Pull-up Supply Voltage (3.3V ± 10%):
PU
I/OTerminal Description
Connect an external 1.5k
Pin function is controlled by Config input pin:
Config
= LOW − V
= HIGH − V
Config
Ω resistor on D+ (FS data rate);
(3.3V) is fl oa t i ng ( H i gh I mp e da nc e ) fo r z er o pu ll - up cu rr en t .
PU
(3.3V) = 3.3V; internally connected to V
PU
REG
(3.3V).
1416ConfigIUSB connect or disconnect software control input.
Configures 3.3V to external 1.5k
Exposed
Diepad
Exposed
Diepad
GNDGND GND supply down bonded to exposed diepad to be connected to the PCB GND.
Functional Description
The USB1T1102 transceiver is designe d to convert CMOS
data into USB differentia l bus signal levels a nd to convert
USB differential bus signal to CMOS data.
To minimize EMI and noise the outputs are edge ra te controlled with the rise and fall times controlled and defined for
full speed data rates only (12Mbits/s) . The rise, fall times
are balanced between the differential pins to minimize
skew.
The USB1T1102 differs from earlier USB Transceiver in
that the V
than discrete input and output pins. Table 1 describes the
specific pin functionality selection. Table 2 and Table 3
describe the specific Truth Tables for Driver and Receiver
operating functions.
The USB1T1102 also has the capability of various power
supply configurations to support mixed voltage supply
applications (see Table 4) and Section 2.1 for detailed
descriptions.
Ω resistor on D+ when HIGH.
and Vpo/Vmo pins are now I/O pins rat her
p/Vm
Functional Tables
TABLE 1. Function Select
SUSPNDOED+, D−RCV
LLDriving &
ActiveV
Receiving
LHReceiving
ActiveV
(Note 1)
HLDrivingInactive
HH3-STATE
(Note 1)
Note 1: Signal levels is function of connection and/or pull-up/pull-down resistors.
Note 2: For SUSPND = HIGH mode the differential receive r is inactive and t he output RCV is forced LOW. The out-of-suspend s ignaling (K) is detected via
the single-ended receivers of the V
and Vm/Vmo pins.
p/Vpo
(Note 2)
Inactive
(Note 2)
V
p/Vpo
InputVmo Input Normal Driving
po
Output Vm Output Receiving
p
InputVmo Input Driving during Suspend
V
po
V
Output Vm Output Low Power State
p
TABLE 2. Driver Functi on (OE = L) using Differential Input Interface
V
m/Vmo
Vp/V
po
LLSE0 (Note 3)
LHDifferential Logic 1
HLDifferential Logic 0
HHIllegal State
Note 3: SE0 = Single Ended Zero
TABLE 3. Receiver Function (OE = H)
D
+, D−RCV
Differential Logic 1HHL
Differential Logic 0LLH
SE0XLL
X = Don’t Care
Vm/V
mo
(Differential Receiver Active)
(Differential Receiver Inactive)
Data
V
p/Vpo
Function
Vm/V
mo
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Power Supply Configurations and Options
The two modes of power supply operation are:
• Normal Mode: V
V
, VCC (5V) and [V
CCIO
for Bypass mode]
1. For 5V operation V
(4.0V to 5.5V) and the internal voltage regulator then
produces 3.3V for the USB connections.
2. For 3.3V operation both V
nected to a 3.3V source (3.0V to 3.6V)
In both cases for normal mode the V
dent voltage source ( 1.65V to 3.6V ) that is a function of
the external circuit configuration.
Pins
USB1T1102 • USB1T1102R (Preliminary)
V
CC
V
REG
V
V
PU
D
V
p/Vpo
RCVLFunction of Mode Set UpFunction of Mode Set Up
VbusmonLFunction of Mode Set UpFunction of Mode Set Up
OE, SUSPND, ConfigHi-ZFunction of Mode Set UpFunction of Mode Set Up
(5V)Not ConnectedConnected to 5V SourceConnected to V
(3.3V)Not Connected3.3V, 300 µA
CCIO
1.65V to 3.6V Source1.65V to 3.6V Source1.65V to 3.6V Source
(3.3V)3-STATE (Off)3.3V Available if
+, D−3-STATEFunction of Mode Set UpFunction of Mode Set Up
, Vm/V
mo
LFunction of Mode Set UpFunction of Mode Set Up
• Sharing Mode: V
are not connected. In thi s mode the D+ and D−
V
REG
is only supply connected. VCC and
CCIO
pins are 3-STATE and the USB1T1102 allows external
signals up to 3.6V to share the D
Internally the circuitry limits leakage from D
pins (maximum 10 µA) a nd V
+ and D− bus lines.
such that device is in
CCIO
+ and D−
low power (suspended) sta te. Pins Vbusmon and RCV
are forced LOW as an indication of this mode with Vbusmon being ignored during this state.
A summary of the Supply Co nfigurations is described in
Table 4.
(3.3V)
[Max Drop of 0.3V]
REG
(2.7V to 3.6V)
Regulated Output
Config
= HIGH
Connected to 3.3V Source
3.3V Available if
Config = HIGH
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ESD Protection
ESD Performance of the USB1T1102
HBM D
+/D−: 15.0kV
HBM, all other pins (Mil-Std 883E): 6.5kV
ESD Protection: D
Since the differential pins of a USB transceiver may be
subjected to extreme ESD voltages, additional immunity
has been included in the D
mising performance. The USB1T1102 differential pins have
ESD protection to the following limits:
• 15kV using the contact Human Body Model
• 8kV using the Contact Discharge method as sp eci fie d in
IEC 61000-4-2
Human Body Model
Figure 1 shows the schematic representation of the Human
Body Model ESD event. Figure 2 is the ideal waveform representation of the Human Body Model.
IEC 61000-4-2, IEC 60749-26 and IEC 60749-27
The IEC 61000-4-2 standa rd covers ESD testing and pe rformance of finished equipment, and as such evaluates the
equipment in its entirety for ESD immunity. Fairchild
Semiconductor has evaluated this device using the
IEC 6100-4-2 representative system model depicted in Figure 3. Under the additi onal standa rds set forth by the IEC,
this device is also compliant with IE C 6074 9-2 6 (H BM) and
IEC 60749-27 (MM).
Additional ESD Test Conditions
For additional inform atio n regar ding our produ ct test methodologies and performance levels, please contact Fairchild
Semiconductor.
+/D− Pins
+ and D− pins without compro-
USB1T1102 • USB1T1102R (Preliminary)
FIGURE 1. Human Body ESD Test Model
FIGURE 2. HBM Current Waveform
FIGURE 3. IEC 61000-4-2 ESD Test Model
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