ANX7327 is a USB-PD v3.0 port controller with an integrated de-mux that supports switching at data rates of up to 10Gbps. ANX7327 supports high-speed interfaces, such as USB 3.1 (Gen 1 – 5Gbps, Gen 2 – 10Gbps) and DisplayPortTM (DP) 1.4 at up to HBR3 (8.1Gbps).

• Moving from emphasis on USB Power Delivery for controlling power to also use as the USB4™ discovery and entry • New features/updates: • Charging • Fixed supply • PPS • Multi-port chargers • USB4 • Cables • Fast/Power Role Swap • Misc.

This is a simple tool for sending and receiving USB-PD VDM messages using a FUSB302, based on usb-c-arduino. USB-PD VDM documentation is here. You can use a breakout board or a bare FUSB302. You need to wire it as follows: 1 CC2 → Type-C CC2 (B5) - ONLY wire this to a Type-C socket used with a cable. Otherwise leave open.

ANX7327 is a USB-PD v3.0 port controller with an integrated de-mux that supports switching at data rates of up to 10Gbps. ANX7327 supports high-speed interfaces, such as USB 3.1 (Gen 1 – 5Gbps, Gen 2 – 10Gbps) and DisplayPort™ (DP) 1.4 at up to HBR3 (8.1Gbps).

ANX7327 is a USB-PD v3.0 port controller with an integrated de-mux that supports switching at data rates of up to 10Gbps. ANX7327 supports high-speed interfaces, such as USB 3.1 (Gen 1 – 5Gbps, Gen 2 – 10Gbps) and DisplayPort™ (DP) 1.4 at up to HBR3 (8.1Gbps).

This is a simple tool for sending and receiving USB-PD VDM messages using a FUSB302, based on usb-c-arduino. USB-PD VDM documentation is here. You can use a breakout board or a bare FUSB302. You need to wire it as follows: 1 CC2 → Type-C CC2 (B5) - ONLY wire this to a Type-C socket used with a cable. Otherwise leave open.

Supports VDM messages for Alternate mode to configure SS signaling lines to Display port. Supports Built In Self Test (BIST). Supports Hard Reset, Soft Reset, and Cable Reset.

Jun 7, 2019 · One thing that caught my eye was "Vendor Defined Messages" (VDMs). These messages are allowed to contain information not explicitly defined in the USB specification. My question is: Can I use VDMs to interrogate the power source for some sort of product ID? Both the source and the device are custom.

Sep 16, 2021 · Despite the prominence of USB-PD, it is possible to draw up to 3.0 A at 5 V without bothering with USB-PD at all, which is a mode that the UPD350 supports as well. This is detailed in Microchip...

USB interfaces using a vendor-defined message (VDM). Type-C USB devices 10 use VDMs to communicate the power PD contract, DP ALT mode, and customized ALT mode between a host 40 and a device 10.