Implementing Flexible USB Type-C Control Using FPGA Technology
Type-C interfaces bring dramatic benefits to consumers. However, in order to realize this potential designers must implement Type-C's Power Delivery (PD) protocol, detect cable orientation and switch high speed signals, as needed and, if desired, provide support for Vendor Defined Messaging (VDM).
This whitepaper will show you how low-cost FPGA devices can be used in combination with off-the-shelf USB devices to develop products which take full advantage of the interface's speed, power and versatility, and how they can be brought to market in a rapid manner.
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