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USB-PD-StepDownSupply

A USB PD (Sink) DC-DC step-down power supply, requests 15-9V from PD source, provides 5V and 3.3V output.

Photo of PCB

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Components

Uses a FUSB302 and a STM32F030F4P6 for USB PD. Two TPS62130 for step down.

Program

A compiled firmware is provided for getting 15-9V from PD source. ST-Link, or any SWD programmer could be used for programming. Connect the ST-Link connector to CN1002 to download the firmware.

The firmware was modified from manuelbl/zy12pdn-oss.

Issues

This cannot be used with regular USB power supply (non-PD), or USB PD supply with 5V only power output, as TPS62130 cannot output 5V from 5V input.

To be fixed:

  • C1003 have wrong footprint size, 1206 should be used as a 0603 22uF capacitor voltage rating is too low.
  • D1002 is bidirectional TVS diode, but if a unidirectional TVS diode is used, the polarity marking is on the wrong side.
  • Some trace could be bigger.

Cost

The whole board could be made at around a few dollars.

When making 10 boards, each cost:

  • FUSB302: $0.7
  • STM32F030F4P6: $0.5
  • TPS62130: $1*2
  • HRO TYPE-C-31-M-12: $0.1
  • Other components: $2 at most
  • PCB: ~$10 (for 10)

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A USB PD Step Down Power Supply, 5V and 3.3V output

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