Integrated circuits for accessing USB device
An integrated circuit for accessing a universal serial bus (USB) device via a USB 3.0 receptacle is provided. The integrated circuit includes a plurality of pins and a controlling unit. The pins include a first group for coupling to a first pair of differential pins of the USB receptacle, a second group for coupling to a second pair of differential pins of the USB receptacle, a third group for coupling to a third pair of differential pins to the USB receptacle, a ground pin, a first and second power pins. The second group is disposed between the first and third groups. The controlling unit controls the plurality of pins to receive or transmit the USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 signals.
1. An integrated circuit for accessing a universal serial bus (USB) device via a USB 3.0 receptacle, comprising:
a plurality of pins coupled to the USB 3.0 receptacle via a plurality of leads, comprising:
a first group, coupling to a first pair of differential pins of the USB 3.0 receptacle, wherein the first pair of differential pins correspond to USB 2.0 signals of the USB device;
a second group, coupling to a second pair of differential pins of the USB 3.0 receptacle, wherein the second pair of differential pins correspond to USB 3.0 signals of the USB device;
a third group, coupling to a third pair of differential pins of the USB 3.0 receptacle, wherein the third pair of differential pins correspond to USB 3.0 signals of the USB device, and the second group is disposed between the first group and the third group;
a ground pin, disposed between the second group and the third group;
a first power pin, adjoined to the first group; and
a second power pin, adjoined to the third group; and
a controlling unit, controlling the plurality of pins to receive or transmit the USB 2.0 signals and the USB 3.0 signals.
2. The integrated circuit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the first power pin and the second power pin is arranged for providing various operating voltages to the controlling unit.
3. The integrated circuit as claimed in claim 1 , further comprises another ground pin disposed between the first group and the second group.
4. The integrated circuit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the first group comprises: a first differential pin coupled to a D− pin of the USB 3.0 receptacle; and a second differential pin coupled to a D+ pin of the USB 3.0 receptacle.
5. The integrated circuit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the second group comprises: a third differential pin coupled to an SSRX− pin of the USB 3.0 receptacle; and a fourth differential pin coupled to an SSRX+ pin of the USB 3.0 receptacle.
6. The integrated circuit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the second group comprises: a third differential pin coupled to an SSTX− pin of the USB 3.0 receptacle; and a fourth differential pin coupled to an SSTX+ pin of the USB 3.0 receptacle.
7. An integrated circuit disposed in a specific package for accessing a plurality of universal serial bus (USB) devices via a plurality of USB 3.0 receptacles, comprising:
a plurality of groups of pins, wherein each group of pins is disposed on different sides of the specific package and coupled to one of the USB 3.0 receptacles, and the pins of each group of pins are arranged in a single row along a side of the specific package where each group of pins is disposed on, and each group of pins comprises:
a first sub-group, coupling to a first pair of differential pins of the one of the USB 3.0 receptacles corresponding to one of the USB devices;
a second sub-group, coupling to a second pair of differential pins of the one of the USB 3.0 receptacles corresponding to the one of the USB devices;
a third sub-group, coupling to a third pair of differential pins of the one of the USB 3.0 receptacles corresponding to the one of the USB devices, wherein the second sub-group is disposed between the first sub-group and the third sub-group;
a ground pin, disposed between the second sub-group and the third sub-group;
a first power pin, adjoined to the first sub-group; and
a second power pin, adjoined to the third sub-group; and
a plurality of controlling units, each controlling one of the groups of pins to receive or transmit signals on the first, second or third pair of differential pins,
wherein the one of the USB 3.0 receptacles is a Standard-A receptacle, a Standard-B receptacle, a Micro-AB receptacle or a Micro-B receptacle.
8. The integrated circuit as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the first power pin and the second power pin is arranged for providing various operating voltages to one of the controlling units.