

|
Pin |
Name |
Function |
|
1 |
AVDD |
3.3V analog power input for analog circuits |
|
2 |
DM2 |
Downstream 2 port Data - |
|
3 |
DP2 |
Downstream 2 port Data + |
|
4 |
RREF |
Connect 680Ohms resistor between RREF and AGND |
|
5 |
AVDD |
3.3V analog power input for analog circuits |
|
6 |
X1 |
12MHz Oscillator input |
|
7 |
X2 |
12MHz Oscillator input |
|
8 |
DM3 |
Downstream 3 port Data - |
|
9 |
DP3 |
Downstream 3 port Data + |
|
10 |
AVDD |
3.3V analog power input for analog circuits |
|
11 |
DM4 |
Downstream 4 port Data - |
|
12 |
DP4 |
Downstream 4 port Data + |
|
13 |
RESET |
Active low external reset |
|
14 |
TEST/SCL |
Chip will be in test mode if pulled high / I2C Clock
output |
|
15 |
GND |
Ground |
|
16 |
DVDD |
3.3V digital power input for digital circuits, Logic
Level |
|
17 |
PSELF |
0: GL850G is bus powered, 1: GL850G is self-powered |
|
18 |
PGANG |
Individual / Gang mode select |
|
19 |
OVCUR2 |
Active Low over current indicator |
|
20 |
PWREN2 |
Active Low power enable output |
|
21 |
OVCUR1 |
Active Low over current indicator |
|
22 |
PWREN1 |
Active Low power enable output |
|
23 |
V5 |
5V to 3.3V regulator input |
|
24 |
V33 |
3.3V regulator output |
|
25 |
DM0 |
Upstream port Data - |
|
26 |
DP0 |
Upstream port Data + |
|
27 |
DM1 |
Downstream 1 port Data - |
|
28 |
DP1 |
Downstream 1 port Data + |
|
Feature |
Description |
|
USB Specification |
Compliant to USB Specification Revision 2.0; backward
compatible to USB Specification 1.1. |
|
Upstream Port |
Supports both high-speed (HS) and full-speed (FS)
traffic. |
|
Downstream Ports |
Supports HS, FS, and low-speed (LS) traffic. |
|
Pipes |
1 control pipe (Endpoint 0, 64-byte data payload); 1
interrupt pipe (Endpoint 1, 1-byte payload). |
|
Microprocessor |
On-chip 8-bit microprocessor with RISC-like architecture
and USB-optimized instruction set. |
|
Performance |
6 MIPS @ 12 MHz. |
|
Memory |
64-byte RAM and 4K mask ROM. |
|
Customized PID/VID |
Supported via external EEPROM/SMBUS. |
|
Downstream Port Configuration |
Supported via external EEPROM/SMBUS. |
|
Single Transaction Translator (STT) |
Shares the same TT control logic for all downstream port
devices (cost-effective solution). |
|
Transceiver Integration |
Integrates USB 2.0 transceiver. |
|
Output Drivers |
Improved with slew-rate control for EMI reduction. |
|
Power Management |
Built-in 5V to 3.3V regulator. |
|
Power-Fail Detection |
Internal power-fail detection for ESD recovery. |
|
Pull-Up/Pull-Down Resistors |
Built-in upstream 1.5KΩ pull-up; downstream 15KΩ
pull-down. |
|
PLL |
Built-in PLL supports external 12 MHz crystal/oscillator
clock input. |
|
Serial Resistor |
Embedded serial resistor for USB signals. |
|
Low Power Support |
Supports Selective Suspend, LPM L1 (via EEPROM). |
|
Smart Power Mode |
Supports individual and gang modes of power management
and over-current detection. |
|
Bus Power |
Conforms to bus power requirements; automatic switching
between self-powered and bus-powered modes. |
|
Downstream Port Configuration Flexibility |
Configured via SMBUS/EEPROM. |
|
Compound Device Support |
Configurable by I/O strapping, SMBUS, or EEPROM. |
|
Available Packages |
- 28-pin QFN (5x5 mm) |
|
- 28-pin SSOP (209 mil) |
|
|
- 24-pin QFN (4x4 mm). |
• GL852G
• FE1.1S
• PL2586


In addition to the crystal oscillator and USB ports, the GL850G USB hub controller requires an output capacitor to ensure proper filtering and stability of its power supply. Furthermore, pull-up resistors are useful for the configuration pins to maintain appropriate voltage levels and enable reliable operation.
The GL850G demonstrates adaptability in a wide range of electronic devices, including standalone USB hubs, computers, tablets, motherboards, docking stations, gaming consoles, and LCD monitors. Its exceptional support for sophisticated USB functionalities enriches your experience across various aspects.
Incorporating the GL850G into USB hubs offers you extended connectivity, ensuring smooth data transfer and power delivery, and catering to the desire for reduced cable clutter and enhanced workspace efficiency. Integrating such technology into daily environments signifies a move toward more ergonomic and streamlined settings.
For computers and tablets, the GL850G chip optimizes data transfer rates, enhancing device performance in demanding applications and data-heavy tasks. Such integration nurtures the potential for better multitasking and operational effectiveness. You can often find that slight improvements in data transmission can greatly affect their experience and satisfaction.
When applied to motherboards, the GL850G chipset fine-tunes communication among components, boosting system responsiveness and efficiency. This optimization supports you in sustaining high-performance operations, benefiting both personal usage and professional environments where dependable performance is highly valued.
In docking stations, the GL850G plays an active role in expanding connectivity and enabling simultaneous peripheral connections. This innovation addresses the need for flexible workspaces by effectively linking portable devices with comprehensive desktop configurations.
Utilizing the chipset in gaming consoles ensures fluid data exchange and peripheral support, enriching your engagement. This focus on performance aligns with consumer expectations for seamless gaming adventures, where even small enhancements can have a remarkable impact.
The GL850G's integration into LCD monitors facilitates the efficient operation of USB ports, promoting cleaner setups and removing the necessity for extra adapters. These advancements align with a deeper awareness of how visual clarity and connectivity boost productivity and contentment.

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