Microchip Technology MCP22301 USB PD Sink Board (EV71V36A)
Microchip Technology MCP22301 USB PD Sink Board (EV71V36A) was created as a compact, cost-effective USB Power Delivery sink solution. The board is based on the MCP22301 Stand-Alone Programmable USB Power Delivery (PD) Controller. The EV71V36A meets the criteria of the USB Type-C® connector and the USB Power Delivery (PD) 3.2 specification. Additionally, the board delivers a quick and easy way of replacing the standard power connector(barrel plug) in any application with a small form factor, reversible Type-C connector.
The Microchip MCP22301 bus-powered evaluation platform supports Dead Battery mode along with eight preset Power Delivery Objects (PDOs), selectable via the onboard rotary switch. It can also support unique custom-defined PDOs with additional configuration of the PDS, if required.
The available source capabilities and the negotiated voltage and current are displayed on the Graphic User Interface (GUI), utilizing the MCP2221A Breakout Module.
Features
- Input voltage range from 5V up to 48V
- 5A maximum output current
- Onboard high-performance power MOSFET transistors for load disconnect
- Output overcurrent protection
- PDO Selector switch and LEDs for selected VBUS reporting
- Multiple test points
- Status report (including VBUS voltage, load current, and PDO profile) via UART communication
Applications
- Point-of-sale terminals
- Charging lockers
- Multi-port charging docks
- IoT products and sensors
- Conference systems
- Smart speakers and monitors
- Power tools
Kit Contents
- MCP22301 USB PD sink board (EV71V36A)
- Important information sheet
Associated Controllers
Microchip Technology MCP22301 USB Type-C™ PD 3.1 Controllers
Include SAMD20 (32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M0+) microcontroller and MCP22350 PD MAC/PHY functionality.
Dev Tools
Microchip Technology MPLAB® PICkit™ 5電路內偵錯工具/程式設計工具
適用於所有的Microchip元件，可快速打造原型和可攜式、生產就緒的程式設計。
Adafruit MCP2221A USB to GPIO ADC I2C Breakout Board
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