Standard USB Type-C/Type-A
Standard USB Type-C/Type-A Content
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Our exceptional catalog of automotive-grade components includes PMICs, power modules, converters, and regulators. These parts are AEC-Q100 qualified, and offer high levels of integration and efficiency in tiny package sizes to help simplify the design process and speed time-to-market.
MPS’s cost-effective, reliable power management solutions provide everything you need to drive the next generation of standard USB Type-C and Type-A designs.
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USING EXTERNAL KNOBS TO IMPROVE TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE OF BUCK REGULATORS WITH AN INTEGRATED COMPENSATION NETWORKThe high power density requirement and board-level space constraints in modern applications — such as lighting, ADAS, and USB — call for higher integration in buck regulators. There is a trend to integrate MOSFETs and compensation networks inside the chip. This integration of the compensation network’s passive components saves cost, board space, and design iterations. However, it...
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USING EXTERNAL KNOBS TO IMPROVE TRANSIENT PERFORMANCE OF BUCK REGULATORS WITH AN INTEGRATED COMPENSATION NETWORKThe high power density requirement and board-level space constraints in modern applications — such as lighting, ADAS, and USB — call for higher integration in buck regulators. There is a trend to integrate MOSFETs and compensation networks inside the chip. This integration of the compensation network’s passive components saves cost, board space, and design iterations. However, it...
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TEARDOWN OF USB CHARGING MODULE IN MERCEDES BENZ E-CLASS CARSI first saw a 12-USB charging port design at in the new E-Class line of cars from Mercedes Benz in China. Twelve USB ports in the inside of a car? This to me was an incredible feat I didn’t even know was possible. It was so surprising to see, knowing that designing even a single USB charging port in a car is very specific and difficult considering protection and voltage conversion functions....
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TEARDOWN OF USB CHARGING MODULE IN MERCEDES BENZ E-CLASS CARSI first saw a 12-USB charging port design at in the new E-Class line of cars from Mercedes Benz in China. Twelve USB ports in the inside of a car? This to me was an incredible feat I didn’t even know was possible. It was so surprising to see, knowing that designing even a single USB charging port in a car is very specific and difficult considering protection and voltage conversion functions....
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