USB Power Derivery

ROHM's BD93FxxMWV/BD93FxxMWV series of power receiving controller ICs support the latest USB Power Delivery (USB USB PD) protocol with the USB Type-C connector.
Compatibility with USB Type-C Rev1.3 and USB PD Rev3.0 makes it possible to receive and deliver up to 100W (20V/5A).
This enables devices with larger power requirements to be driven such as notebook PCs and TVs that could not be powered by conventional USB. At the same time, it can be applied to rapid battery chargers by taking advantage of its high power supply specifications.
The BD93FxxMWV series adopts the MAP QFN package while the BD93ExxGWL series is offered in the the space-saving CSP.
And for USB Type C power receiving applications up to 15W (5V/3A) that do not require USB PD, the BD91N01NUX power receiver switch control IC is recommended.

ROHM Evaluation Boards

Evaluation boards are offered that make it easy to evaluate ROHM's USB PD controller/Type C detection ICs.
These power receiving (sink side) boards can be purchased from online distributors.

 Board Part No.ApplicationsNotes
BD93F10MWV-EVK-001BD93F10MWV-EVK-001USB PD Power Receiver (Sink) BoardAutomatically receives USB PD 5V to 20V according to the connection destination based on DIP switch setting
BD93E11GWL-EVK-001BD93E11GWL-EVK-001USB PD Power Receiver (Sink) BoardAutomatically receives USB PD 5V to 20V according to the connection destination based on DIP switch setting
BD91N01NUX-EVK-001BD91N01NUX-EVK-001Type-C Receiver (Sink) BoardDetects Type C and automatically receives 5V.

Evaluation Board Features

USB PD Evaluation Boards (BD93F10MWV/BD93E11GWL)

  • Automatically receives power in compliance with the USB PD standard
  • Received voltage and current can be changed via DIP switches
  • Capable of operating without a power supply (dead battery)

Type C Evaluation Board (BD91N01NUX)

  • Type C connection detection possible
  • Determines the amount of power to be received through Type C
  • Equipped with a VBUS overvoltage protection function
  • Capable of operating without a power supply (dead battery)