USB Type-C Implementation in Zephyr: Features, Requirements, and Development

USB Type-C Implementation in Zephyr: Features, Requirements, and Development

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Port Role Recap

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Port Role Recap

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USB Type-C Implementation in Zephyr: Features, Requirements, and Development

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Port Role Recap
  3. 3 Accessing the Specifications
  4. 4 Roles: Which of these USB Type-C states apply to me?
  5. 5 Roles: Do I have to source Vconn?
  6. 6 Do I need Power Delivery support?
  7. 7 Which PD messages do I have to support?
  8. 8 Three Steps to create a USB Type-C Device
  9. 9 Zephyr's USB Type-C Port perspective
  10. 10 Devicetree USB Type-C Sink Port description
  11. 11 Type-C Port Controller (TCPC) Driver
  12. 12 VBUS Driver
  13. 13 Minimum Sink Policy Callbacks
  14. 14 Power Delivery Negotiation (Step 1)
  15. 15 Power Delivery Negotiation (Step 2)
  16. 16 Power Delivery Negotiation (Step 3)
  17. 17 Power Delivery Negotiation (Step 4)
  18. 18 Power Role Swap to Source
  19. 19 Register the Application's data structure
  20. 20 Start the Zephyr USB Type-C stack
  21. 21 Zephyr USB Type-C Samples
  22. 22 Zephyr USB Type-C Boards

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