COM Express Interfaces
2.9.2. Reference Schematics
2.9.2.1. USB 3.0 Example
Figure 31: USB 3.0 Example Schematic
J5 incorporates a dual USB 3.0 Type A host receptacle. Note that the SuperSpeed pins are
separate from the USB 2.0 pins.
This reference design uses an over-current detection and protection device (U10) dedicated for
USB 3.0 with 1A current limit on each USB supply voltage line.
USB_0_1_OC# is an over-current signal that is input to COM Express Module. The signal is
driven low upon detection of overload, short-circuit or thermal trip, which causes the affected
USB Port power to turn off. Do not attach pull-ups to the OC signals on the COM Express
Carrier Board; this is done on the COM Express Module.
The OC# signal is asserted until the over-current or over-temperature condition is resolved.
USB0+/- through USB1+/- from the COM Express Module are routed through a common mode
choke to reduce radiated cable emissions. The part shown is a Taiyo Yuden CM01U900T; this
device has a common mode impedance of approximately 90 Ω at 100MHz. The common-mode
choke should be placed close to the USB connector. The SuperSpeed Signals
USB_SSR/TX0+/- through USB_SSR/TX1+/- from the COM Express Module are also routed
through a common mode choke to reduce radiated cable emissions. The part shown is a Taiyo
Yuden CM01S600T; this device has a common mode impedance of approximately 60 Ω at
100MHz. The common-mode choke should be placed close to the USB connector.
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