Click to edit Master title styleClick to edit Master subtitle styleUSB Type-C Connectors from TE Connectivity (TE)May 2016

USB Type-C Connector Portfolio

TE’s USB Type-C connector is a do-it-all interface that eliminates the need for multiple cords in a broad range of products from slim handheld devices to robust industrial applications

Key Benefits:• Flexibility

• Performance

• Backward Compatibility

• Splash Proof Protection Available

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Solving Flexibility and Performance Challenges with a New Generation of USB Connector Portfolio

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Greater flexibility

Enhanced design

Backward compatibility

• Reversible mating interface means the plug can be mated correctly the first time, every time• Provide a single solution that delivers data up to 10 Gbps, power up to 100W and A/V through

one connection. • Supports USB 2.0 (480 Mbps), USB 3.1 Gen 1 (5 Gbps) and USB 3.1 Gen 2 (10 Gbps)

• Enhanced EMI shielding on the receptacle shell helps eliminate unwanted EMI leakage • Additional board retention features compared to the industry standard footprint provide enhanced

reliability and ruggedness• With one of the smallest dual row SMT footprints, TE’s USB Type-C saves valuable board real-estate

• Allow backward compatibility to other USB connectors using converter cables or adaptors

Splash proof protection• New USB Type-C splash proof brings new functionality to the portfolio• IPX4 rated to protect against water splashed from all directions

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Transition from multiple USB and HDMI

connector types to a single USB Type-C

connector

Audio/Video (A/V)DataPower… in one connection

Market Trend

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Benefits: reduce clutter and save space

Without Power

Delivery

With Power

Delivery

USB Type-C connector technology provides a single interconnect solution to transport data, power & audio/ video = Less Clutter

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USB Type-C Technology

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TE’s USB Type-C Application Diversity

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Medical

Data Centers

Automotive Infotainment

Power Packs, Chargers

A/V Digital Switches

Consumer Electronics

Industrial

There are wide variety of industries that require the use of USB interconnect.

TE’s USB Type-C provides the reliability to address

your design needs.Mobile

Flexible Manufacturing and Platforming• Cost Advantage • Quick Change • Variable Demand

USB Type-C Industry StandardSmaller, thinner and more robust alternative to existing USB standard and Micro USB cable and connectors

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What the Market WantsUSB Type-C design solutions to fit customer’s applications

What TE Provides

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TE’s USB Type-C Design Roadmap

20162015 2017

In Development Production Tooled Justification Needed

Plug for Cable & PCB

Vertical Receptacle

Mid-Mount Hybrid 0.485mm Offset

Mid-Mount Dual Row SMT0.65mm Offset, Splash Proof

On-Board Hybrid/ Dual Row SMT

Shell-Less

Higher Currency Receptacle

IPX7/8 Water Proof

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Market Research

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Product Market DataIndustry Segments/Typical Applications:• Telecom• Computer• Consumer• Industrial I/O

Global Market Values:

$400

$660 $690 $700 $670

$910

$- $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 $800 $900

$1,000

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

USB Type-C TAM

Source: Bishop and Associates, Inc. Connector Types and Technologies Poised for Growth; Research Report P-606-15, June 2015

• Transition to USB Type-C connectors is underway

• Expected by 2020 80% of all USB types will be USB Type-C

General Mechanical Specifications

13 Parts of this slide are copied directly from the USB Type-C specification, cannot be re-distributed and are only for training purposes.

Test EIA Standard Requirement

Insertion Force EIA 364-13 Initial force should be in the range from 5N to 20N at the max. rate of 12.5mm per minute. This requirement is exempt for connectors used in docking applications.

Extraction Force EIA 364-13 The extraction force shall be within the range from 8N to 20N both before and after the specified durability cycles. This requirement is exempt for connectors used in docking applications.

Durability EIA 364-09 The durability rating is 10,000 cycles minimum tested at a max. rate of 200 cycles per hour. There should be no physical damage to neither the connector nor cable assembly.

Cable Flexing EIA 364-41, Condition 1 There should be no physical damage or discontinuity over 1ms during flexing shall occur to the cable assembly with Dim. X - 3.7 times the cable diameter and 100 cycles in each of two planes

Cable Pull-Out EIA 364-38, Method A No physical damage to the cable assembly when the cable is subjected to a 40N axial load for a min. of 1 minute while clamping one end of the cable plug.

4-Axis Continuity Test N/A An 8N tensile force shall be applied to the able in a downward direction, perpendicular to the axis of insertion for at least 10seconds. This test should be repeated for 90 , 180 and 270 degree rotations.

Wrenching Test N/APerpendicular forces (Fp) are applied to a plug when inserted at a distance (L) of 15mm from the edge of the receptacle. The

forces shall be applied left, right, up and down and must meet the following thresholds. No damage should occur when a force of75N is applied when tested for each direction.

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Power Supply Options

Mode of Operation Nominal Voltage Maximum Current Notes

USB 2.0 5V 500mADefault current, based on definitions in the base specification

USB 3.1 5V 900mAUSB BC 1.2 5V Up to 1.5A Legacy charging

USB Type C Current @ 1.5A 5V 1.5A Supports higher power devicesUSB Type C Current @ 3.0A 5V 3.0A Supports higher power devices

USB PD Configurable up to 20V Configurable up to 5A Directional control and power level management

• The receptacle current carrying capacity is 5 A compared to the default cable assemblies that have a current carrying capacity of 3 A.

• The receptacle has a higher current rating in order to support the delivery of more power for either directly attached docking application or using specifically designed chargers, which use captive cables to implement USB PD, of 5A cable assemblies.

• Cable assemblies that can support USB PD will include an electronic marking to show the support of 5 A.

Parts of this slide are copied directly from the USB Type-C specification, cannot be re-distributed and are only for training purposes.

Receptacle Pin Assignments

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PinSingal Name

DescriptionMating

SequencePin

Signal Name

DescriptionMating

SequenceA1 GND Ground return First B12 GND Ground return First

A2 SSTXp1Positive half of first

SuperSpeed TX differential pairSecond B11 SSRXp1

Positive half of first SuperSpeed RX differential pair

Second

A3 SSTXn1Negative half of first

SuperSpeed TX differential pairSecond B10 SSRXn1

Negative half of first SuperSpeed RX differential pair

Second

A4 VBUS Bus Power First B9 VBUS Bus Power FirstA5 CC1 Configuration Channel Second B8 SBU2 Sideband Use (SBU) Second

A6 Dp1Positve half of the USB 2.0

differential pair - Position 1Second B7 Dn2

Negative half of the USB 2.0 differential pair - Position 2

Second

A7 Dn1Negative half of the USB 2.0 differential pair - Position 1

Second B6 Dp1Positive half of the USB 2.0 differential pair - Position 2

Second

A8 SBU1 Sideband Use (SBU) Second B5 CC2 Configuration Channel SecondA9 VBUS Bus Power First B4 VBUS Bus Power First

A10 SSRXn2Negative half of second

SuperSpeed RX differential pairSecond B3 SSTXn2

Negative half of second SuperSpeed TX differential pair

Second

A11 SSRXp2Positive half of second

SuperSpeed RX differential pairSecond B2 SSTXp2

Positive half of second SuperSpeed TX differential pair

Second

A12 GND Ground return First B1 GND Ground return First

USB Type C Receptacle Interface Pin Assignments

PinSingal Name

DescriptionMating

SequencePin

Signal Name

DescriptionMating

SequenceA1 GND Ground return First B12 GND Ground return FirstA2 B11A3 B10A4 VBUS Bus Power First B9 VBUS Bus Power FirstA5 CC1 Configuration Channel Second B8 SBU2 Sideband Use (SBU) Second

A6 Dp1Positve half of the USB 2.0

differential pair - Position 1Second B7 Dn2

Negative half of the USB 2.0 differential pair - Position 2

Second

A7 Dn1Negative half of the USB 2.0 differential pair - Position 1

Second B6 Dp1Positive half of the USB 2.0 differential pair - Position 2

Second

A8 SBU1 Sideband Use (SBU) Second B5 CC2 Configuration Channel SecondA9 VBUS Bus Power First B4 VBUS Bus Power FirstA10 B3A11 B2A12 GND Ground return First B1 GND Ground return First

USB Type C Receptacle Interface Pin Assignments for USB 2.0 only

Receptacle Interface Pin Assignments

Receptacle Interface Pin Assignments for USB 2.0 Only

A1 A12

B12 B1Please refer to TE’s

recommended PCB layout, which identifies the pin out

on the PCB

Example of PCB Layout for TE’s Mid-mount Hybrid Type

A1 A12

B12 B1

GND GND

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Plug Pin Assignments

Full-Featured USB Type-C Plug Interface (Front View)

The USB Type-C full-featured plug uses a paddle card and the following is a reference design for a USB Type-C paddle card.

Paddle C

ardTop Side

Viewed from TopBottom Side

Viewed from Bottom

A12 A11 A10 A9 A8 A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 A1GND RX2+ RX2- VBUS SBU1 D- D+ CC VBUS TX1- TX1+ GND

GND TX2+ TX2- VBUS VCONN SBU2 VBUS RX1- RX1+ GNDB1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12

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USB Type-C Mid-Mount Hybrid Receptacle

Product Brief:• The industry standard USB Type-C connector is a

new choice of connector interface for system architects and design engineers

Feature and Benefits:• Super Speed+ 10 Gbps, supports power up to 100W• Supports alternate mode for other functions like A/V

over single cable• Reversible mating interface, plug can be mated

correctly the 1st time

Target Industry Segments:• Medical equipment, industrial automation, data

storage and servers, automotive equipment, building equipment, consumer handhelds and more

TE Product Specification:• 108-99061 USB Type-C Receptacle

Manufacturing Location and Support• TE’s plant in Qingdao• Product Engineering team in Shanghai • Design Engineering support in USA

USB Type-C Receptacle Hybrid with 0.485 offsetPN 2129691-1

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3.16

10.7

3.36

8.96

9.3612.35

2.38Offset dimension equals center line of tongue to top of PCB

0.485 Offset

Outer Dimensions

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USB Type-C Dual Row SMT Receptacle with Splash Poof Version

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Product Brief:• Smaller size USB Type-C connector complying to

industry standard with splash proof option offered

Feature and Benefits:• Supports USB 3.1 performance, power up to 100W• Mid mount dual row SMT, 0.65mm offset• IPX4 splash proof option available

Target Industry Segments:• Smart phone, wearable, medical equipment,

industrial automation, automotive equipment, other consumer handhelds and more

TE Product Specification:• 108-115109-2 USB Type-C Receptacle

Manufacturing Location and Support• TE’s plant in Qingdao• Product Engineering team in Shanghai • Design Engineering support in USA

USB Type-C Dual Row SMT with 0.65 Offset ReceptaclePN 2295018-2 & 1-2295018-2

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Outer Dimensions

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Additional Information

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Online Resources

• Product Webpage (te.com/USBTypeC)

• Product Flyer• Part Detail• Video

Contact

Bowen YuProduct Managerbowen.yu@te.com

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