FTDI Chip FT2233HPQ-TRAY, Controller IC, 2-Channel 12 Mbps, 1.32 V, USB 2.0, 3.3 V, 76-Pin QFN

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FT2233HPQ-TRAY
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Brand

FTDI Chip

Number of Transceivers

2

Maximum Data Rate

12Mbps

Product Type

Controller IC

Sub Type

Controller

USB Specification

USB Type C

Power Supply Type

Single

ESD Protection

Yes

Maximum Supply Voltage

1.32V

Minimum Supply Voltage

3.3V

Mount Type

Surface

Package Type

QFN

Pin Count

76

Supported Protocols

USB 2.0

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

85°C

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

Height

1mm

Width

9.1 mm

Series

FT2233HP

Length

9.1mm

Automotive Standard

No

Supply Current

0.83mA

The FTDI Chip FT2233HP/FT2232HP is a Hi-Speed USB device with a Type-C/PD 3.0 controller that fully supports the latest USB Type-C and Power Delivery (PD) standards enabling support for power negotiation with the ability to sink or source current to a USB host device. The USB bridge function delivers 2 independent channels compatible with the FT2232H – Dual Hi-speed USB to multipurpose UART/MPSSE solution.

Supports Power Delivery (PD) Specification 3.0.

2 x USB PD 3.0 Port Support. Port 1 supports Dual Role Swap Function while Port 2 supports sink mode with charging function through to Port 1.

Supports 5V3A, 9V3A, 12V3A, 15V3A, 20V3A and more PDOs as sink or source.

Type-C/PD Physical Layer Protocol.

PD policy engine using 32-bit RISC controller with 8kB data RAM and 48kB code ROM.

PD mode configuration through external EEPROM.

Options to use external MCU controlling PD policy through I2C interface

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