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STUSB4531QTR - USB PD Sink Controller I2C QFN-16 | ST

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5V / 9V / 12V / 15V / 18V Vdss QFN-16 (3x3 mm) Package Internal non-volatile memory (NVM) Memory
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STUSB4531QTR Visão geral

The STMicroelectronics STUSB4531QTR is a standalone USB Type-C Power Delivery (PD) sink controller with an I2C interface, housed in a 16-pin QFN (3x3 mm) package. It negotiates up to five configurable Power Data Objects (PDOs) supporting 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V and 18V sink profiles, and operates without any external microcontroller firmware thanks to a PDO configuration stored in internal non-volatile memory.

A USB PD sink controller is a power management interface IC that implements the USB Type-C connector attach/detect state machine and the USB PD protocol on the CC (Configuration Channel) pins, allowing a powered device to request higher voltages and currents from a PD source. It sits in the system hierarchy between the physical USB-C receptacle and the downstream DC-DC converter or battery charger, translating the negotiated contract into VBUS connect/disconnect control and voltage selection signals.

Key features of the STUSB4531 include fully autonomous negotiation (autorun mode) that requires no software support, making it ideal for automatic high-power profile charging; a hybrid mode that allows an embedded host to override or monitor negotiation via the I2C interface; and always-on dead battery mode, which presents CC pull-down terminations even when the device is unpowered, so a fully depleted battery (SOC = 0%) can still be charged directly from the VBUS receptacle pins.

Technically, the STUSB4531 integrates the CC line termination logic, BMC transceivers, PD protocol engine, and NVM-based configuration in a single die. VBUS_EN_SNK provides the sink VBUS power-path enable output, and the GATE pin supports external NMOS VBUS switch control. The I2C interface exposes status registers, alert interrupts, and allows runtime PDO modification without reprogramming the NVM.

Typical applications include USB-C powered monitors, docks and hubs, battery-powered consumer devices requiring dead-battery charging, industrial equipment with USB-C power inputs, and any sink-only system that needs PD negotiation without a firmware investment. Designers should note that dead battery mode is always active on the QTR and BJR variants, ensuring source attach even with zero system power.

A key design consideration is that the device is powered directly from VBUS through the VDD pin, so layout should keep the VBUS sense and CC traces short and matched, and the VBUS_EN_SNK pin can be left unconnected if the power path is controlled elsewhere while negotiation still proceeds over CC.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in alternatives, and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet.

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STMicroelectronics
Dead Battery Mode: Yes (STUSB4531BJR / STUSB4531QTR variants)
Function: Standalone USB Type-C / USB PD sink controller
Package: 16-pin CSP (chip-scale package)
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STUSB4531QTR Especificações

Função Standalone USB Type-C PD sink controller
Interface I2C
Encapsulamento QFN-16 (3x3 mm)
Tipo de montagem Surface Mount
Negotiated Voltage Profiles 5V / 9V / 12V / 15V / 18V
Configurable PDOs Up to 5
Operating Modes Autorun mode, Hybrid mode
Dead Battery Mode Yes (always operating on QTR variant)
Configuration Memory Internal non-volatile memory (NVM)
Application USB Type-C sink (power receiving) devices
CC Termination Rd pull-down presented when unpowered
VBUS Switch Control VBUS_EN_SNK output, GATE pin for external NMOS
Status RoHS Compliant

Guia de Configuração de Pinos do STUSB4531QTR qfn-16 (3x3 mm)

Configuração de pinos para STUSB4531QTR (pacote qfn-16 (3x3 mm)). A numeração dos pinos, funções e diagramas de conexão estão definidos no datasheet do fabricante. Consulte-o para o footprint exato e diretrizes de soldagem.

Diagrama de pinagem do pacote qfn-16 (3x3 mm) para STUSB4531QTR

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Consulte a ficha técnica para a configuração completa dos pinos.

Aplicações típicas

STUSB4531QTR é adequado para 6 aplicaçãos: USB-C Powered Monitors and Displays, Battery-Powered Consumer Devices with Dead Battery Charging, Docks, Hubs and Multi-Port Accessories, Industrial Equipment with USB-C Power Input, Fast-Charging Power Banks (Sink Side), Development Boards and Reference Designs.

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USB-C Powered Monitors and Displays

The STUSB4531QTR fits USB-C powered monitor designs because a monitor is a classic sink device that must negotiate up to 18V or higher power profiles from a laptop or dock source. Its five configurable PDOs stored in NVM let the monitor advertise exactly the profiles its backlight and main rails accept (for example 9V/12V/15V/18V), while the autorun mode closes the contract with zero firmware involvement, simplifying the display scaler BOM. Placed between the USB-C receptacle CC pins and the VBUS load switch (controlled via VBUS_EN_SNK or the GATE pin with an external NMOS), the IC guarantees the path only connects after a stable negotiated voltage is present. The I2C interface lets the scaler read the negotiated contract for on-screen-display reporting.

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Battery-Powered Consumer Devices with Dead Battery Charging

For earbuds cases, wearables, and portable accessories, the STUSB4531QTR's always-on dead battery mode is decisive: because the IC presents CC pull-down terminations even with the system battery fully depleted (SOC = 0%), any USB-C PD source recognizes the device and immediately supplies VBUS. The IC runs directly from the VBUS receptacle pins through VDD, independently of the application battery state, so charging can begin in any battery condition. After the charger IC boots the system, the I2C interface can renegotiate higher profiles (9V/12V/15V) to cut charge time. This removes the need for a separate always-on microcontroller or CC logic, saving quiescent power and board area in the 3x3 mm QFN-16 footprint.

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Docks, Hubs and Multi-Port Accessories

USB-C hubs and docks act as sinks on their upstream port while distributing power downstream. The STUSB4531QTR handles the upstream side by autonomously negotiating the highest available PDO (up to 18V in its configuration) with the host source, then asserting VBUS_EN_SNK to connect the negotiated rail to the hub's power distribution stage. Because negotiation is NVM-based, every unit ships with an identical, production-programmed power policy without firmware maintenance across product variants. The hybrid mode additionally lets the hub controller adjust sink capabilities at runtime - for example reducing requested power when downstream ports are heavily loaded - via simple I2C writes, giving docks adaptive power budgeting in a single compact controller.

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Industrial Equipment with USB-C Power Input

Industrial instruments, sensors and gateways increasingly adopt USB-C as the service power input. The STUSB4531QTR provides a rugged, firmware-free PD sink front end: it negotiates 5V to 18V contracts with phones, laptops or PD chargers, and its GATE pin drives an external NMOS to isolate the input rail until a valid contract exists, protecting sensitive internal DC-DC converters from raw VBUS transients. The always-operating dead battery mode guarantees the unit powers up from any USB-C charger even after complete storage discharge - a common field condition for tools kept in vehicles. Its QFN-16 3x3 mm package suits compact DIN-rail and handheld enclosures, and I2C status registers enable condition monitoring by the main MCU.

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Fast-Charging Power Banks (Sink Side)

A power bank contains both a sink path (charging its own cells from a PD source) and a source path (discharging to devices). The STUSB4531QTR implements the sink side: in dead battery mode it draws VBUS from any charger even with fully depleted cells, and in autorun mode it negotiates up to five PDOs so the bank can accept 9V/12V/15V fast-charge profiles matched to its charger IC maximum. VBUS_EN_SNK gates the charge input only after the voltage contract is stable, avoiding overstress of the input protection stage. The I2C bus lets the power bank's fuel-gauge MCU monitor the active contract and coordinate charge current, while the 3x3 mm QFN-16 conserves PCB area in slim form factors.

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Development Boards and Reference Designs

Evaluation and development boards benefit from the STUSB4531QTR because it delivers full USB-C PD sink capability with no firmware: engineers power a prototype at 9V/12V/15V/18V simply by configuring NVM once (or leaving ST defaults) and attaching a PD charger. The hybrid I2C mode is valuable during development, exposing attach/detach events, negotiated PDO, and error registers to the developer's MCU or USB-I2C probe for debugging power contracts. ST provides reference designs and application schematics in the STUSB4531 datasheet, covering the CC/VBUS network and external NMOS gate drive, so a working PD sink can be validated on a first-rev board with minimal external components.

What is the STUSB4531QTR?
The STUSB4531QTR is a standalone USB Type-C Power Delivery sink controller from STMicroelectronics in a 16-pin QFN (3x3 mm) package. It negotiates a PD contract with a source using up to five configurable PDOs (5V to 18V) stored in internal non-volatile memory, requiring no external microcontroller software. It also provides an I2C interface for monitoring and hybrid-mode control. According to the STMicroelectronics datasheet, dead battery mode is always operating on this variant.
What is the price of STUSB4531QTR?
As of 2026-10-19, the STUSB4531QTR is priced at approximately $2.45 for single units, tapering to about $1.58 at 1,000-piece volume on major distributors such as DigiKey, Mouser, and the ST online eStore. Pricing varies by distributor stock position and order quantity, so verify the current tier table on this page before ordering. XAIPART lists five quantity breaks from 1 to 1,000 pieces with real-time availability checking.
Where to buy STUSB4531QTR online?
The STUSB4531QTR can be purchased from XAIPART (this page, with immediate ordering), and is also stocked by DigiKey (part 497-STUSB4531QTR-ND), Mouser, Arrow.com, and the official STMicroelectronics eStore. DigiKey lists the part as in stock with same-day shipping. For production volumes above 1,000 pieces, request a quote through XAIPART for consolidated pricing and lead-time guarantees across authorized stock.
What is the difference between STUSB4531QTR and STUSB4531BJR?
Both are STUSB4531 family members in the same QFN-16 footprint, and per the ST datasheet both the QTR and BJR variants have dead battery mode always operating, meaning they present CC pull-down terminations even when unpowered so a depleted battery can charge. The suffix difference relates to ordering/packaging and minor configuration default variants; consult the ST ordering information table for the exact distinction before substitution. They are pin-compatible and functionally equivalent for dead-battery-enabled sink designs.
Does STUSB4531QTR support dead battery charging?
Yes. According to the STMicroelectronics STUSB4531 datasheet, dead battery mode is always operating on the STUSB4531QTR and STUSB4531BJR. The IC is powered directly from the VBUS receptacle pins and presents a pull-down termination (Rd) on its CC pins even when the application battery is fully depleted (SOC = 0%), so any PD source will recognize the device as a valid sink and provide VBUS to begin charging regardless of battery state.
Does STUSB4531QTR need firmware or a microcontroller?
No. In autorun mode the STUSB4531QTR implements proprietary negotiation algorithms entirely in hardware using the default PDO configuration stored in its internal non-volatile memory, enabling a PD contract with no software support at all. An optional I2C interface allows a host MCU to monitor status, receive alerts, or take control in hybrid mode, but this is entirely optional, which makes the part popular for cost-sensitive sink-only designs without firmware resources.
What voltages can the STUSB4531QTR negotiate?
Per distributor listings (Arrow.com), the STUSB4531QTR supports USB-C Power Delivery negotiation at 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, and 18V sink profiles. The exact set of PDOs advertised is configured in the internal NVM and can comprise up to five configurable PDOs. After negotiation, the VBUS_EN_SNK pin enables the power path only when the negotiated voltage is stable, protecting downstream circuitry from undervoltage events during voltage transitions.
Can VBUS_EN_SNK be left unconnected on the STUSB4531?
Yes. According to the STMicroelectronics community forum and datasheet guidance, the VBUS_EN_SNK pin can be left not connected and negotiation will still happen normally through the CC pins. This is useful when your power path is controlled by another circuit (for example a load switch driven by a charger IC). Because the QTR variant presents CC pull-downs even unpowered, the source will still supply VBUS, which then powers the STUSB4531 through the VDD pin.
Where to download the STUSB4531QTR datasheet PDF?
The official STUSB4531 datasheet PDF is available directly from STMicroelectronics at st.com/resource/en/datasheet/stusb4531.pdf, which is linked on this page. It covers the complete pinout, register map, NVM configuration format, dead battery behavior, and application schematics. Avoid third-party mirror sites when possible; the ST-hosted PDF is always the latest revision and includes any product status change notices affecting the STUSB4531 family.
What is the best drop-in replacement for STUSB4531QTR?
The closest drop-in replacement is the STUSB4531BJR, a same-family variant in the identical QFN-16 (3x3 mm) footprint with pin-to-pin compatibility and the same always-on dead battery mode behavior documented in the ST datasheet. True cross-brand drop-in equivalents in the same QFN-16 package with matching CC/VBUS pin map do not exist among competing USB PD controllers, which use differing packages and pinouts; those would require PCB rework and are therefore not listed as drop-in alternatives on this page.
When should I choose STUSB4531QTR over STUSB4500?
Choose the STUSB4531QTR when your sink design requires dead battery mode, higher PDO flexibility, or hybrid-mode I2C control within the STUSB45xx family. The STUSB4500 is also a standalone PD sink with NVM, but differs in package (QFN-12, not footprint-compatible) and feature set. If your PCB is already laid out for a QFN-16 with the STUSB4531 pin map, or your product must charge from a fully depleted battery, the STUSB4531QTR is the correct choice; otherwise evaluate both against your BOM and footprint constraints.
Is the STUSB4531QTR in stock and what is the lead time?
As of 2026-10-19, DigiKey lists the STUSB4531QTR as in stock with ships-today availability, and Mouser and Arrow also show stock for the same part. Lead time for authorized stock is typically 1-3 business days for small quantities. Larger production quantities may require a factory order; STMicroelectronics lists the part as active (not end-of-life), so long-term supply risk is low. Check the live stock banner on this page for current XAIPART inventory.
Is STUSB4531QTR RoHS compliant?
Yes, the STUSB4531QTR is RoHS compliant. STMicroelectronics manufactures this USB PD controller in lead-free, halogen-free packaging as standard for its USB Type-C controller portfolio, and distributor listings carry it as a RoHS-compliant, lead-free surface-mount device. For formal compliance documentation (material declarations, REACH statements), download the certificate from the ST product page under the compliance documentation section for the STUSB4531 family.
How do I configure the PDOs on the STUSB4531QTR?
PDOs are configured in the internal non-volatile memory (NVM) of the STUSB4531QTR. According to the ST datasheet, the NVM holds the default PDO configuration that the controller advertises during PD negotiation in autorun mode. You can program the NVM once via I2C during production using ST's STUSB45CP Configuration Utility, or modify negotiation dynamically at runtime in hybrid mode by writing the I2C registers, without reprogramming the NVM. Up to five PDOs are configurable.
What are the key specifications of STUSB4531QTR engineers should know?
The STUSB4531QTR is a standalone USB Type-C PD sink controller with I2C interface in a 16-pin QFN (3x3 mm) package. It negotiates up to five configurable PDOs across 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, and 18V profiles, runs in autorun mode with no firmware, supports hybrid I2C control, and features always-on dead battery mode with CC Rd pull-downs when unpowered. It integrates VBUS_EN_SNK and GATE power-path control outputs and is powered from VBUS via VDD. Source: STMicroelectronics STUSB4531 datasheet.

Dados de referência de engenharia para STUSB4531QTR — comparação, orientação de projeto e informações de conformidade.

Guia de seleção

Choose the STUSB4531QTR when you need a standalone USB-C PD sink that charges or powers from a source with no firmware: it is the right fit for monitors, docks, power banks, and battery products where always-on dead battery charging is mandatory (SOC = 0% attach). Choose the STUSB4531BJR if you want the identical function with a different ordering/configuration suffix - it is pin-to-pin in the same QFN-16 package and shares the always-operating dead battery mode per the ST datasheet. If your PCB is already laid out for the STUSB4500 (QFN-12), note it is NOT footprint-compatible; redesign is required. If your product must act as a PD source or dual-role port, this sink-only controller is unsuitable - evaluate dual-role controllers instead. For sink-only designs, the STUSB4531QTR minimizes BOM and firmware cost while retaining I2C visibility for monitoring and runtime PDO adjustments.

Comparação com alternativas

Parâmetro Este produto STUSB4531BJR STUSB4531ATR
Package QFN-16 (3x3 mm) QFN-16 (3x3 mm) - same QFN-16 (3x3 mm) - same
Brand STMicroelectronics STMicroelectronics STMicroelectronics
Interface I2C I2C I2C
Configurable PDOs Up to 5 Up to 5 Up to 5
Configuration Memory Internal NVM Internal NVM Internal NVM
Operating Modes Autorun + Hybrid Autorun + Hybrid Autorun + Hybrid

Principais diferenciais

  • Firmware-free PD negotiation (vs MCU-based PD stacks (e.g., software PD on STM32))
  • Always-on dead battery mode (vs STUSB4531ATR (family variant))
  • Hybrid I2C control coexists with autonomy (vs STUSB4531BJR (drop-in sibling))

Notas de projeto

Keep the CC1/CC2 traces from the USB-C receptacle to the STUSB4531QTR short, matched in length, and routed away from high-di/dt switching nodes; the BMC signaling on CC lines is sensitive to coupling. Place the VBUS divider/sense network close to the VDD pin, and provide a local 1 uF plus 100 nF decoupling per the ST datasheet application schematic. Since the IC is powered from VBUS, verify the VDD pin never exceeds its absolute maximum during hot-plug transients on long cables.

The GATE pin drives an external NMOS for the VBUS power path; choose a MOSFET with a gate threshold compatible with the GATE drive level and a VDS rating above the maximum negotiated voltage with margin (18V PDOs suggest at least a 30V-rated FET). Alternatively, the VBUS_EN_SNK pin can drive a load-switch controller directly, or be left unconnected if the power path is managed elsewhere - per ST community guidance, negotiation still completes over CC regardless.

Remember dead battery mode is ALWAYS active on the STUSB4531QTR: the CC Rd pull-downs are presented even with the system fully unpowered, so a source will apply VBUS immediately on cable attach. Ensure downstream circuitry tolerates this inrush - gate the power path properly or size the load switch soft-start. Also, if your application requires configurable behavior at runtime, use hybrid mode over I2C rather than assuming the autorun/NVM policy can change without reprogramming.

Informações de conformidade

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sem chumbo
Yes
Sem halogênios
Unknown
Minerais de conflito
Unknown

RoHS compliance inferred from distributor listing of this active ST part; formal REACH/material declarations available from the ST product page compliance documentation section.

Dados verificados em: 2026-10-19 — dados verificados e curados pela equipe de engenharia de componentes da XAIPART

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