SLLS683F JULY 2006 – October 2015 TPD3E001
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TPD3E001 is a diode array type Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) which is typically used to provide a path to ground for dissipating ESD events on hi-speed signal lines between a human interface connector and a system. As the current from ESD passes through the TVS, only a small voltage drop is present across the diode. This is the voltage presented to the protected IC. The low RDYN of the triggered TVS holds this voltage, VCLAMP, to a tolerable level to the protected IC.
For this design example, a single TPD3E001 is used to protect all the pins of a USB2.0 micro-AB connector. The micro-AB connector has an extra pin, the ID pin, which is used by the device to determine whether it is to perform the "A" role or the "B' role. This functionality the ID offers is part of the USB On-the-Go (OTG) Standard. The TPD3E001 offers 3-channels of IEC Level ESD protection to provide complete protection for the USB micro-AB style connector, plus VCC (VBUS, D+, D-, ID).
Given the USB application, the following parameters are known.
DESIGN PARAMETER | EXAMPLE VALUE |
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Signal range on IO1, IO2 | 0 V to 3.6 V |
State of IO3 (ID) | GND or Floating |
Signal voltage range on VCC | 0 V to 5.25 V |
Operating Frequency | 240 MHz |
When placed near the USB connectors, the TPD3E001 ESD solution offers little or no signal distortion during normal operation due to low IO capacitance and ultra-low leakage current specifications. The TPD3E001 ensures that the core circuitry is protected and the system is functioning properly in the event of an ESD strike. For proper operation, the following layout/ design guidelines should be followed:
Figure 4 is a capture of the voltage clamping waveform of TPD3E001 on IO1 during a +8kV Contact IEC61000-4-2 ESD strike.