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USB4927
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USB4927

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The Microchip USB4927 is a USB2.0 Hi-Speed Hub with unique Smart Hub features targeted to automotive consumer ports and head unit applications. The USB4927 is compliant with the USB 2.0 Specification and has passed AEC-Q100 testing.  This highly integrated chip optimizes board area and reduces overall system costs, with the incorporation of  leadership functionality, including;  Dual UpSTream (DUST) architecture, battery charging support for industry profiles, embedded 32 bit micro-controller for the implementation of  USB IO bridging and USB Power Delivery.  The multiple downstream USB ports support USB2.0 Low Speed/Full Speed/Hi-Speed with a single USB2.0 Hi-Speed upstream port for host connection. The Dual UpSTream architecture incorporates two U...

Microchip Technology USB4927 Product Info

16 April 2026 0

Parameters

Ports

5

IntegratedFlashMediaReader

No

MGMT I/F

I2C

MultiTRAKTech

No

Op Voltage

3.3

PHYBoost

Yes

PerPortSwitching

Yes

PortMap

Yes

PortSwap

Yes

ROM I/F

SPI, I2C for OTP

Temperature Range (°C) Max

85

Temperature Range (°C) Min

-40

TrueSpeed

No

USB Speed

Hi-Speed

Upstream Port

USB 2.0

Features

  • 2 Upstream porst for USB Host connection
  • 4 downstream ports with dual role (host/device) physical interfaces
  • 1 Non-removable port for cascading hubs or attaching card reader device
  • Patented Dual UpSTream (DUST) architecture
  • Device features to enable smart phone automotive sessions with head unit display
  • USB Battery Charging, revision 1.2, support on downstream ports (DCP, CDP, SDP)
  • Battery charging support for China and Apple profiles
  • Apple authentication support
  • I2S for audio support; Asynchronous In, Adaptive Out, 48KHz, two channel (16 bits/channel)
  • Flexible I2S capabilities via firmware  update
  • 32 bit, embedded microcontroller in the hub executes  PD stack and system policy manager
  • Interfaces to Microchip UPD350, Power Delivery Interface device
  • Power delivery stack runs from external  SPI Flash
  • SPI Flash provides flexibility for specification revisions and evolving system needs
  • Dedicated transaction translator per port
  • Configurable port mapping and disable sequencing
  • Configurable differential intra-pair signal swapping
  • PHYBoost
  • Programmable USB receiver sensitivity
  • USB Link Power Management (LPM) support
  • Vendor Specific Messaging (VSM) support
  • Enhanced OEM configuration options available through external straps,  OTP configuration or SMBus Slave Port
  • 3.3V supply voltage
  • 64-pin  SQFN
  • 64 pin Wettable Flanks VQFN
    • Key Applications:
    • Media Hubs
    • Infotainment Head Units
    • Break-Out- Boxes
    • GPS systems
    • Infotainment systems
    • Advanced instrumentations and controls
    • LCD Monitors
    • Multi-function USB Peripherals
    • Embedded Automotive Systems

    Description

    The Microchip USB4927 is a USB2.0 Hi-Speed Hub with unique Smart Hub features targeted to automotive consumer ports and head unit applications. The USB4927 is compliant with the USB 2.0 Specification and has passed AEC-Q100 testing.  This highly integrated chip optimizes board area and reduces overall system costs, with the incorporation of  leadership functionality, including;  Dual UpSTream (DUST) architecture, battery charging support for industry profiles, embedded 32 bit micro-controller for the implementation of  USB IO bridging and USB Power Delivery.  The multiple downstream USB ports support USB2.0 Low Speed/Full Speed/Hi-Speed with a single USB2.0 Hi-Speed upstream port for host connection.

    The Dual UpSTream architecture incorporates two USB Hubs into a single-chip device. The two upstream ports connect to a USB Host Port and a USB OTG/Device port. Four of the downstream facing ports can be dynamically configured to the second, single-port USB hub, while the third downstream, non-removable port is always connected to the Upstream USB Host. The non-removable port is targeted for cascading hubs or to connect a USB peripheral, such as a card reader.  

    By providing the capability to activate a second USB network through internal muxing, dedicated bandwidth is assured for the second USB network. This capability can be used in delivering solutions for smart phones that require host / device swapping during the set-up of an automotive session, where the mobile device becomes the USB Host and manages the graphic user interface on the head unit display. 

    Standard USB drivers, which are  native to the operating system, are utilized to execute device operation. No custom drivers are required. . 

    Contact your Microchip local sales support for information on support documents, demonstration application boards, configuration software, datasheet and application notes. 

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