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Hynetek HUSB332: A High-Voltage E-Marker Chip for USB-C Cables

Rusell
May 2, 2025

Introduction

In the fast-evolving landscape of USB-C technology, users demand higher performance, broader compatibility, and enhanced safety in their cables. While new chip solutions continue to emerge, mature and stable technology remains the preferred choice for many applications. The Hynetek HUSB332, a high-voltage E-Marker chip certified by the USB-IF Association (TID: 875), stands out as a reliable solution supporting 100W PD fast charging and Thunderbolt 3 (40Gbps) high-speed data transmission. With broad compatibility across USB 2.0, USB 3.2, and 40Gbps high-speed cables, it offers a cost-effective solution for the growing USB-C ecosystem. According to ChargerLAB, the HUSB332 has been adopted by leading brands such as Lenovo, Samsung, and Honor.

Hynetek HUSB332

The Hynetek HUSB332 is a high-voltage E-Marker chip developed by Hynetek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. It has received USB-IF certification (TID: 875) and incorporates a series of performance enhancements and reliability improvements based on extensive market feedback. Notably, the CC, VCONN1, and VCONN2 pins support up to 25V overvoltage protection. Additionally, it supports Thunderbolt 3 40Gbps high-speed data communication, the Modal Operation command, and the Get Manufacturer Info command. The chip also features options for multiple reprogramming and one-time programmable (OTP) lock functions.

Hynetek HUSB332: A High-Voltage E-Marker Chip for USB-C Cables-Chargerlab

Designed to accommodate various USB application environments, the HUSB332 can be integrated into USB 2.0 (5A), USB 3.0, USB 3.1, USB 3.2, and 40Gbps high-speed cables. By eliminating decoupling capacitors on the VCONN1 and VCONN2 pins, it enables a zero-external-component design, simplifying system implementation and reducing overall costs.

Hynetek HUSB332: A High-Voltage E-Marker Chip for USB-C Cables-Chargerlab

The HUSB332 is an ideal solution for USB Type-C cables requiring electronic markers (eMarker) and power delivery. It ensures safe and efficient power negotiation in high-power charging applications and supports high-speed data transfer in Thunderbolt 3 environments.

Hynetek HUSB332: A High-Voltage E-Marker Chip for USB-C Cables-Chargerlab

ChargerLAB POWER-Z KM003C shows it supports USB2.0, has a power transmission capacity of 20V5A, and supports 100W PD fast charging.

Available Solutions Featuring HUSB332

Hynetek HUSB332: A High-Voltage E-Marker Chip for USB-C Cables-Chargerlab

E101-08004304

Hynetek HUSB332: A High-Voltage E-Marker Chip for USB-C Cables-Chargerlab
  • E-Marker Chip: HUSB332
  • Power Transmission: 100W
  • Power Supply Capability: 20V/5A
  • Data Rate: USB 2.0

E101-08004341

Hynetek HUSB332: A High-Voltage E-Marker Chip for USB-C Cables-Chargerlab
  • E-Marker Chip: HUSB332
  • Power Transmission: 100W
  • Power Supply Capability: 20V/5A
  • Data Rate: USB 2.0

Summary of ChargerLAB

The Hynetek HUSB332 offers an optimal balance of cost, reliability, and functionality, making it a competitive choice for USB Type-C applications. Its robust certification, broad compatibility, and zero-external-component design make it an attractive option for manufacturers aiming to deliver high-performance, high-power, and high-speed USB-C cables. The adoption by major brands such as Lenovo, Samsung, and Honor underscores its industry recognition and reliability.

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