USB-C Breakout Routing

Route this USB-C connector's breakout. Call mutate_usbc_breakout exactly once with exactly these arguments and no other parameters (use the values verbatim): {"connectorUid": "485fb5be-9022-4ec9-bee8-1d600aaa8f74", "pairs": [{"p": "USB_D+_CONN", "n": "USB_D-_CONN", "order": "p_first"}]}. Then report which nets were broken out and which failed.
Broken out: USB_D+_CONN, USB_D-_CONN
Failed: None
PROVENANCE-A99
Route this USB-C connector's breakout. Call mutate_usbc_breakout exactly once with exactly these arguments and no other parameters (use the values verbatim): {"connectorUid": "485fb5be-9022-4ec9-bee8-1d600aaa8f74", "pairs": [{"p": "USB_D+_CONN", "n": "USB_D-_CONN", "order": "n_first"}]}. Then report which nets were broken out and which failed.
Broken out: USB_D+_CONN, USB_D-_CONN
Failed: None
PROVENANCE-A99
Verify breakout and DRC
Route remaining USB nets
Inspect full board routing
J1
U2
C2
Capacitance
100nF
C4
Capacitance
47pF
C3
Capacitance
100nF
C6
Capacitance
10nF
C5
Capacitance
47pF
C1
Capacitance
4.7uF
R3
Resistance
27Ω
U1
R4
Resistance
27Ω
FB1
R2
Resistance
5.1kΩ
J2
R1
Resistance
5.1kΩ

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USB-C FTDI UART Adapter — Block Diagram

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USB-C 16-pin receptacle
  ├─ VBUS (all joined) ───────────────→ +5V USB power ─→ FTDI VCC
  ├─ GND (all joined) ────────────────→ GND
  ├─ CC1 ─→ 5.1 kΩ Rd ─→ GND
  ├─ CC2 ─→ 5.1 kΩ Rd ─→ GND
  └─ D+/D− (A/B duplicates joined) ─→ 2-channel low-C ESD ─→ FTDI USB D+/D−

FTDI USB-UART bridge
  ├─ 3V3OUT support/decoupling ─→ VCCIO (only if datasheet permits)
  ├─ TXD, RXD, RTS#, CTS# ─────────→ 1x6 UART header
  └─ GND, 3V3 ─────────────────────→ 1x6 UART header

Power tree: USB VBUS 5 V → FTDI VCC → internal 3.3 V output → VCCIO and header 3V3. No 5 V is exposed on the header.
Functional blocks and sourcing plan
  1. USB-C device interface and CC configurationnone / from scratch; no matching Flux reference project was found. Use a 16-contact USB 2.0 receptacle, duplicate D+/D− and power pins joined, independent 5.1 kΩ Rd.
  2. USB ESD protectionnone / from scratch; no matching Flux reference project was found. Use a low-capacitance two-channel array between connector and FTDI.
  3. FTDI USB-to-UART core and power supportnone / from scratch; no matching Flux reference project was found. Prefer a verified FT230X/FT231X family part and follow its datasheet application circuit.
  4. 3.3 V UART headernone / from scratch; no matching Flux reference project was found. Use a 1x6 header carrying GND, 3V3, TXD, RXD, RTS#, CTS#.
The schematic will be arranged left-to-right in this block order, with power and decoupling above/below the FTDI.
  • Functional blocks and sourcing plan

Assets

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Compact USB-powered USB-C to 3.3 V UART adapter using a genuine FTDI bridge, USB ESD protection, and a 1x6 UART header.

Properties

Properties describe core aspects of the project.

Pricing & Availability

Distributor

Qty 1

Arrow

$0.07–$0.44

Digi-Key

$0.02

HQonline

$13.07–$13.17

LCSC

$10.27–$10.40

Mouser

$3.60

TME

$0.68

Verical

$0.64–$1.20

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