2026-06-02 9:38 AM
Hi,
I have follow the DS12900 Rev 7 Figure 21 (Schematic example for USB Type-C at 2.5W with TCPP01-M12) and still can draw more that 1.5A from USB PD source, the voltage seen on CC1 is close to 1.4V (which corresponds to 3A capability). Not sure what is wrong/missing in the circuit;
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2026-06-03 5:27 AM
The 1.4V on CC1 is actually consistent with a 3A Type-C advertisement, so that part does not look wrong.
My main suggestion is to check the USB-PD negotiation and the sink configuration, because the TCPP01-M12 does not limit the load current to 1.5A by itself. It mainly provides CC protection, VBUS OVP, and gate control.
You should check:
So the likely issue is not the schematic in fig. 21, but rather the system current limiting / PD contract configuration.
Regards
/Peter
2026-06-03 5:27 AM
The 1.4V on CC1 is actually consistent with a 3A Type-C advertisement, so that part does not look wrong.
My main suggestion is to check the USB-PD negotiation and the sink configuration, because the TCPP01-M12 does not limit the load current to 1.5A by itself. It mainly provides CC protection, VBUS OVP, and gate control.
You should check:
So the likely issue is not the schematic in fig. 21, but rather the system current limiting / PD contract configuration.
Regards
/Peter
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