WIXLIB

Electrical characteristicsSTCC5011, STCC5021Table 4. Electrical characteristics VIN 4.5 V to 5.5 V, VDD 1.7 V to 5.5 V, -40 C TJ 125 C(unless otherwise specified) (continued)SymbolParameterConditionsFAULT output leakagecurrentVIN 5.5 V, VDD 5.5 V,VFAULT 5 VtFAULTFAULT output deglitch delayFAULT assertion / deassertiondelay in overcurrent conditionVUVLOUndervoltage lockoutVIN risingVHYST(UVLO)Undervoltage lockouthysteresisTJ 25 CIOL(FAULT)Min. Typ. Max.Unit1µA7912ms3.94.14.3V100mVPower switch - AC parameters(1)tONTurn-on, EN to OUT delaytOFFTurn-off, EN to OUT delay0.8CLOAD 1 µF, RLOAD 100 Ω0.3tROUT (VBUS) rise timeCLOAD 1 µF, RLOAD 100 Ω0.4tFOUT (VBUS) fall timeCLOAD 1 µF, RLOAD 100 Ω0.2tIOSCurrent limiter response timeVIN 5.5 Vto short-circuitms3.5µsOutput dischargeRDISCHARGEDischarge resistorATTACH EN EN 0140200300Ω5.5VAttach detectorVDDIDD(ACTIVE)IDD(DISABLED) IATT REVERSE RON ATTVATTACH ENVHYST(ATTACH EN)Supply voltage1.7Supply current in active stateVDD 1.7 V to 5.5 V, VEN 0,VATTACH EN VDD, TJ 25 C1530Supply current in disabledstateVDD 1.7 to 5.5 V, VEN 0,VATTACH EN 00.13Detector switch reversecurrent (VOUT to VDD)(absolute value)VDD 0, VOUT 5.5 V,IN floating, measured at VDD0.13Static on-resistance VDD toVOUTTJ 25 C100Enable input turn-on, turn-offthreshold voltage0.4Enable input thresholdhysteresisATTACH EN input leakagecurrentVDD 5.5 V, VIN 5.5 V,VATTACH EN 0 V or 5 VVOL(CHARGING/ATTACH)CHARGING/ATTACH outputlow voltageDevice attachment detected,ICHARGING/ATTACH 1 mAIOL(CHARGING/ATTACH)CHARGING/ATTACH outputleakage currentVIN 5.5 V, VDD 5.5 V,VCHARGING/ATTACH 5 V8/36Ω1.6500IATTACH ENDocID024660 Rev 5-1µAVmV1µA180mV1µA

STCC5011, STCC5021Electrical characteristicsTable 4. Electrical characteristics VIN 4.5 V to 5.5 V, VDD 1.7 V to 5.5 V, -40 C TJ 125 C(unless otherwise specified) (continued)SymboltATTACHParameterConditionsMin. Typ. Max.Unit25sCHARGING/ATTACHassertion time after attachdetectedHigh-speed data switch - DC parametersData switch on-resistanceSwitch closed, VIN 5 V,IS 8 mA, test voltage onDP OUT, DM OUT 0.4 V2.5RONData switch on-resistanceSwitch closed, VIN 5 V,IS 8 mA, test voltage onDP OUT, DM OUT 3 V2.7IOFFOFF state leakage currentVEN 0 V, VDP/DM IN 3.6 V,VDP/DM OUT 0 V, measureIDP/DM OUTRON4Ω41.5µAHigh-speed data switch - AC parameters(1)XTALKOIRRBwDP, DM crosstalkRTERM 50 Ω, CLOAD 5 pF,VS 1 Vrms, signal 0 dBm,f 250 MHz47OFF state isolationRTERM 50 Ω, CLOAD 5 pF,VS 1 Vrms, signal 0 dBm,f 250 MHz17Bandwidth -3 dBRTERM 50 Ω, CLOAD 5 pF,signal 0 dBm1100CTLx configured for DCP BC1.21001702.652.72.751.9622.04dBMHzCharger emulator - BC1.2 DCP modeRDCP RESDP IN to DM IN shortresistanceΩCharger emulator - divider modeVDM 1ADM IN output voltageVDP 1ADP IN output voltageRDM 1ADM IN output resistanceSTCC5011, device set to DCPauto-detect mode or dividermode, VIN 5.0 VRDP 1ADP IN output resistanceVDM 2ADM IN output voltageVDP 2ADP IN output voltageV27STCC5011, device set to DCPauto-detect mode or dividermode, VIN 5.0 VSTCC5021, device set to DCPauto-detect mode or dividermode, VIN 5.0 VDocID024660 Rev 5kΩ271.9622.04V2.652.72.759/3636

Electrical characteristicsSTCC5011, STCC5021Table 4. Electrical characteristics VIN 4.5 V to 5.5 V, VDD 1.7 V to 5.5 V, -40 C TJ 125 C(unless otherwise specified) (continued)SymbolRDM 2ARDP 2AParameterConditionsDM IN output resistanceDP IN output resistanceMin. Typ. Max.Unit27STCC5021, device set to DCPauto-detect mode or dividermode, VIN 5.0 VkΩ27Charger emulator - BC1.2 CDP modeVDM SRCVoltage source on DM IN for VDP IN 0.6 V, device in CDPCDP detectionBC1.2 mode0.5VDAT REFDP IN rising voltagethreshold to turn on VDM SRC0.25 0.32VDAT REF HYSTVLGC SRCVLGC SRC HYSTIDP SINKVDAT REF hysteresisDP IN rising voltagethreshold to turn off VDM SRCIDM IN -250 µA, device in CDPBC1.2 mode0.60.7V0.4400.8VLGC SRC hysteresismV1400.4 VDP IN 0.8 V, device inCDP BC1.2 modeDP IN sink current5075VmV150µACharger emulator - timingsFrom IOUT IOUT TH totCHG DGL ONCharging indication ONdeglitch delaytCHG DGL OFFCharging indication OFFdeglitch delayFrom IOUT IOUT TH toCHARGING deasserted5tVDM SRC ONDM IN voltage source turnon timeFrom VDP IN 0 V - 0.6 Vto VDM IN VDM SRC, CTLxconfigured for CDP BC1.28tVDM SRC OFFDM IN voltage source turnoff timeFrom VDP IN 0.6 V - 0 V toVDM IN 0 V, CTLx configuredfor CDP BC1.2tVBUS REAPPOUT discharge pulse widthFrom VOUT falling to 0.7 V duringdischarge to VOUT returning to90%.0.5CHARGING/ATTACH asserteds1.3300350ms400Charger emulator - control pins CTLxVCTLxCTLx pins threshold voltageVHYST(CTLx)Hysteresis voltage on CTLxpinsICTLx10/36Leakage current0.41.6500VDD 5.5 V, VIN 5.5 V,VCTLx 0 V or 5 VDocID024660 Rev 5-1VmV1µA

STCC5011, STCC5021Electrical characteristicsTable 4. Electrical characteristics VIN 4.5 V to 5.5 V, VDD 1.7 V to 5.5 V, -40 C TJ 125 C(unless otherwise specified) (continued)SymbolParameterConditionsMin. Typ. Max.Unit20mACharger emulator - charging indicationOutput current threshold forcharging detectionDCP mode, CDP modeVOL(CHARGING/ATTACH)CHARGING/ATTACH outputlow voltageCharging detected(IOUT IOUT TH) and chargingtime in S5 tEOCH (end ofcharge safety timer),ICHARGING/ATTACH 1 mAIOL(CHARGING/ATTACH)CHARGING/ATTACH outputleakage currentVDD 5.5 V, VIN 5.5 V,VCHARGING/ATTACH 5 VIOUT TH180mV1µACharger emulator - safety timer(1)From IOUT IOUT TH after attachCharging timeout after attach detection todetectionCHARGING/ATTACHdeassertedtEOCH3hours1. Guaranteed by design. Not tested in production.Figure 3. Timing waveforms9(1[ WRQ9287[WRII ,26,287WU9287WU W,26 0 9 DocID024660 Rev 511/3636

Application information5STCC5011, STCC5021Application informationThe STCC5011 and STCC5021 devices are designed to be implemented into the PC ona USB port in order to emulate the wall charger adapter when the PC is in standby mode orOFF, and to allow higher charge current when the USB interface is used for datacommunication. In order to handle these functionalities, the STCC5011/STCC5021 devicesrely on USB BC1.2 specifications, Chinese telecommunications industry standard YD/T1591-2009 and proprietary implementations BC1.2 charging profiles are:–CDP: charging downstream port providing data communication plus charging(active USB data communications with 1.5 A support)–SDP: standard downstream port providing data communication with no charging(active USB 3.0 data communications with 900 mA support or USB 2.0 datacommunications with 500 mA support)–DCP: dedicated charging port (wall charger emulation with no data communicationand 500 mA to 1.5 A support)Chinese telecommunications standard– D and D- shorted to allow chargingApple divider mode comes in 2 profiles–1 A max. current drawn by Apple iPod, iPhone (STCC5011)–2 A max. current drawn by Apple iPad, supporting also Apple iPod and iPhone(STCC5021) BlackBerry emulator mode Legacy mode (allowing 500 mA charging current) Korean tablet charging mode (D and D- shorted and pulled up to a certain voltage)Figure 4. Typical application diagram7*/ 7 GSPN IJHI QPXFS 4.14*/ */7%% 7 GSPN BMXBZT BMJWF -%0316@'"6-5316@ )( )"3(*/( "55" ) 7%%7%%06564# DPOOFDUPS45 Y )"3(*/( "55" )'"6-5 065%.@*/%1@*/'"6-5 7#64 7#64% %(/%1PXFS BOE EBUB TXJUDI FOBCMF&/"UUBDI EFUFDUPS DPOUSPM"55" )@&/ 5- .PEFTFMFDU%.@065 5- %1@065 5- *-*.(/%5P 64# IPTU DPOUSPMMFS1"%3*-*.". 1. CVBUS required by the USB specification.12/36DocID024660 Rev 5

STCC5011, STCC50215.1Application informationSupported modesFor more information refer to Section 5.4: State machine.The STCC5011/STCC5021 device supports the following modes: SDP BC1.2 CDP BC1.2 SDP with remote wakeup for all USB devices CDP with remote wakeup for low-speed USB devices with automatic transition to DCPauto-mode if a full-speed/high-speed USB device attached or after a USB devicedetached DCP auto-detect: this mode permits auto-detection of charging modes between DCPBC1.2 (shorted D , D-) and divider charging mode. It also supports BlackBerrycharging mode and can charge legacy devices and Korean tablets. Forced DCP BC1.2 mode Forced DCP divider modeThe auto-detect mode starts in divider mode. If a charging negotiation attempt is detected,there is an automatic transition to DCP BC1.2 mode. It is preceded by a VBUS dischargepulse to initialize the proper BC1.2 handshake process. If the BC1.2 device is detached, thecircuit automatically returns to divider mode after a 10 s (typ.) timeout.Note:From the application point of view it means that after removing one device the user shouldwait for approx. 15 s before attaching another device.Selection between these modes is made through the CTLx control pins. The CTLx pins maybe controlled by the host in different ways: GPIO from the embedded controller Hardware signals from the USB host controller (SLP S3#, SLP S4#) and theAC adapter signal from the embedded controller Hardware signal SUSPEND from the embedded controller and AC ADAPTER.Table 5. Truth table control pins CTLx(1)Host stateCTL1 CTL2 CTL3Mode description000Device off, output dischargeS0, S1(S3)(2)110SDPS0, S1,(S3)(2)111CDP BC1.2 with charging detection.(2)010SDP with remote wakeup for all USB devicesS3011CDP with remote wakeup for low-speed USB devices / DCP auto-modefor full-speed or high-speed USB devices or after a USB device detached.S4, S5001DCP auto-detect mode without remote wakeup, with charging detectionS4, S5101Forced DCP divider mode with charging detectionS4, S5100Forced DCP BC1.2 mode with charging detectionS3, (S0, S1)1. On the transition from the CTLx 111 to CTLx 001, a synchronous transition of the CTL1 and CTL2 must be ensured.2. See Section 5.2 for further information.DocID024660 Rev 513/3636

Application information5.2STCC5011, STCC5021Remote wakeup in S3For more information refer to Section 5.4: State machine.If the CTLx pins are controlled by hardware signals (such as SLP Sx# or SUSPEND), theCTLx combination changes when the host transitions from S0 to S3 and back. In this case,the STCC5011/STCC5021 device can support remote wakeup of portable devices for thefollowing transitions (i.e. no VBUS discharge pulse and data switch ON): SDP S0 (CTLx 110) to and from SDP S3 (CTLx 010) for all USB devices SDP (CTLx x10) and CDP S0 (CTLx 111) to and from CDP S3 (CLx 011) for lowspeed USB devices only.If the host system is in S3 mode (CTLx 011), the system automatically turns into DCPauto-mode for already attached full-speed / high-speed USB devices or after any USBdevice is detached. Thus, already attached full-speed / high-speed devices or newlyattached devices are charged without the need of CTLx transition.If the S0 to S3 transition is managed by GPIO from the embedded controller, the easiestsolution is to keep the same levels on the CTLx pins (SDP or CDP modes). Therefore,remote wakeup in S3 is supported for all USB devices but the system does notautomatically turn into DCP auto-mode.5.3VBUS dischargeThe VBUS discharge pulse lasts for 350 ms typ. (tVBUS REAPP) and is performed for anytransitions between the modes listed inTable 5, except the modes allowing remote wakeupin S3 [transitions (x10) and (111) to/from (011)].Permanent output discharge is provided in the following modes:14/36 EN 0, ATTACH EN 0, CTLx xxx (ignored) EN 1, ATTACH EN 0, CTLx 000.DocID024660 Rev 5

STCC5011, STCC50215.4Application informationState machineFigure 5. State machineDocID024660 Rev 515/3636

Application information5.5STCC5011, STCC5021Attach detectionThe STCC5011-STCC5021 can detect device attachment when the host system is in the G3state. The combination of logic low level on EN and logic high on ATTACH EN enables abypass switch, supplied by low power supply, VDD (see Table 6). It allows the host to keeponly low power supply LDO alive, therefore reducing its power consumption in G3 statewhile there is no device attached, but maintaining the possibility to wakeup. It also prevents“no charging” attached devices (“power thieves”) to draw current.Table 6. Attach detector truth tableATTACH ENENAttach detector0xOFF11OFF10ONThe attach detection circuit has a very low consumption (12 µA typ.) and accepts a widesupply voltage range (1.7 V up to 5.5 V).The devices already attached before entering the G3 state (EN 0, ATTACH EN 1) areignored and their current consumption is limited to 500 μA. Only devices attached afterentering the G3 state are detected.The attach detector monitors voltage drop across the bypass switch between VDD and VOUT.This voltage drop is caused either by the supply current of the attached device or by inrushcurrent for charging device internal capacitors.An open drain active low output CHARGING/ATTACH is asserted upon device detection,alerting the host system of device attachment. It stays asserted for the tATTACH delay(25 s typically). During this time the host may switch from G3 state to S5 state, start highpower 5 V supply for VIN and set proper CTLx configuration (see Figure 6).The attached device can start charging keeping CHARGING/ATTACH asserted.If charging does not occur, the flag is deasserted after the tATTACH (the attached deviceremoved or charging current drops below threshold or safety timer expires - seeSection 5.6).16/36DocID024660 Rev 5

STCC5011, STCC5021Application informationFigure 6. Attach and charging detection - timing diagram5.6Charging detection and safety timerThe STCC5011-STCC5021 devices continuously monitor current drawn by the portabledevice. While programmed in CDP or DCP mode, the STCC5011-STCC5021 devices senda charging flag to the system if the current through the USB power switch is above thecharging threshold, set at 20 mA typ.: open drain active low output CHARGING/ATTACH isasserted.Note:In CDP mode the charging flag is asserted only if the CDP handshaking between theportable device and the host is performed before the current is above threshold.If the CHARGING/ATTACH output is already asserted because of attachment detection(while the host is in G3 state), this output stays unchanged.For systems in S5 providing current charge while being battery supplied, there is a safetytimer integrated into the STCC5011-STCC5021 devices. This timer is started only after anattach event with input ATTACH EN enabled.DocID024660 Rev 517/3636

Application informationSTCC5011, STCC5021The safety timer is stopped in the following conditions: Charging current below threshold (see Figure 7). The CHARGING/ATTACH output isdeasserted. End of 3 hours (timer expires). The CHARGING/ATTACH output is deasserted. ATTACH EN transition to 0 (see Figure 8). The CHARGING/ATTACH output is intactand the charging can continue without any time limit.Figure 7. 3-hour timer - start and stopFigure 8. 3-hour timer stop (ATTACH EN low)CHARGING/ATTACH18/36DocID024660 Rev 5

STCC5011, STCC5021Application informationUse case 1: device charging in CDP, notebook is then turned offIf a device is charging while the system is turned off and the battery supplied, the risk is thatthe charging process stops before the end of charge due to the system power-off. To avoidthis, the flag CHARGING/ATTACH can be used by the host to prevent the switching-off ofthe high power DC-DC converter when the host goes to S5 state, even if battery supplied. Inthis case the 3-h timer is not started.Use case 2: charging in S5, battery suppliedOnce device attachment has been detected and the host has woken up, supplying VBUSvoltage to the portable device allows the charging process to start in DCP mode. The flagCHARGING/ATTACH stays asserted for the tATTACH period (25 s typ.) after attach. Duringthis period, the charging must be established (charging current above the IOUT THthreshold) to keep the CHARGING/ATTACH output asserted. The 3-h safety timer is startedif ATTACH EN is kept high.If, for whatever reason, there is no charging current (or if it is below 20 mA),CHARGING/ATTACH is deasserted (while ATTACH EN is still high). The host can return toits previous state by switching off the high power supply, to reduce consumption, and settingthe EN pin to 0. Therefore, the attach detector is ON. At this stage, the STCC5011STCC5021 devices can detect if the device is still attached or has been removed (seeFigure 9). If the device is still attached, the attach detector circuit waits for device removal. If the device is removed, the circuit goes back into attach detection mode till the nextattachment.Figure 9. Attach detectionDocID024660 Rev 519/3636

Application informationSTCC5011, STCC5021Figure 10. Reset of CHARGING/ATTACH and 3-hour timer after EN - 0 event5.7Power switchOvercurrent conditionsWhen an overcurrent condition is detected, the device maintains a constant output currentand reduces the voltage accordingly. There are two overload conditions: The first one occurs when a short-circuit or a partial short-circuit is already presentwhen the device is being powered up or enabled. The output voltage is held near zeropotential with respect to ground and the STCC50x1 device ramps the output current toIOS until the overload condition is removed or the device starts thermal cycle. The second condition is when a short-circuit, a partial short-circuit, or a transientoverload occurs while the device is already enabled and powered-on. The STCC50x1device responds to the overcurrent condition within time tIOS. The current senseamplifier is overdriven during this time and momentarily disables the internal currentlimit MOSFET. It then recovers and ramps the output current to IOS. Similar to theprevious condition, it limits output current to IOS until the overload condition is removedor thermal cycle starts.Thermal protectionThe STCC50x1 devices have an inter

Data switch pin voltage to ground -0.3 to VIN 0.3 V IDP_OUT, IDM_OUT, IDP_IN, IDM_IN Data switch current, switch ON 50 mA IO(OUT) Maximum power switch output current, power switch ON Internally limited A IO(FAULT), IO(CHARGING/ATTACH) Logical output sink current 25 mA TSTG Storage temperature (VIN OFF, VDD OFF) -55 to 150 C TSLD