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The TI SN99057RSBR is a power management IC used by the Vita in conjunction with the [http://www.ti.com/product/bq27520-g1 bq27520-G1] battery fuel gauge to manage the battery. There is a USB interface that is connected to a switch [http://www.ti.com/product/TS3USB31  TS3USB31RSER] with the main Kermit USB. When the device is powered off and connected to a PC, this chip is likely what the USB sees. TI has stated that “the SN99057RSBR part was a custom device manufactured for a specific company.”
Cookie is the codename of the USB Charge Management IC of the PS Vita. This IC works in conjunction with [[Abby]] to charge the battery of the unit. ??When the PS Vita is powered off and connected to a PC, this chip is likely what the USB sees??


The device is now obsolete nor do we have access to the datasheet.  
Cookie is absent from units without a battery (DEM/PDEL). [[Ernie]] is connected to Cookie via I²C.


The current hypothesis is that this IC is responsible to managing battery charging.
= Hardware =


== Pinout ==
== SN99057RSBR ==
The Texas Instruments SN99057RSBR is used in Fat models. A [http://www.ti.com/product/TS3USB31 TS3USB31RSER] USB switch is connected to Cookie and Kermit's USB interfaces.


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Texas Instruments has stated that “the SN99057RSBR part was a custom device manufactured for a specific company.”
 
The device is now obsolete nor do we have access to the datasheet.
 
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== C3008A2 ==
A different Texas Instruments IC is used on Slim units. USB data lines enter this chip and two other lines go from it to Kermit USB (presumably). We see from pictures of the PCB that the USB data lanes go into and out of the Texas Instruments chip on the PS Vita Slim. This is different from the SN99057 on the PS Vita FAT units which routes the USB data lanes in parallel (for charge sensing).
The following marking is present on the chip (where <code>xxxx</code> varies between devices):
<source>
C3008
A2
TI 37K
xxxx G4
</source>


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Latest revision as of 20:40, 6 January 2024

Cookie is the codename of the USB Charge Management IC of the PS Vita. This IC works in conjunction with Abby to charge the battery of the unit. ??When the PS Vita is powered off and connected to a PC, this chip is likely what the USB sees??

Cookie is absent from units without a battery (DEM/PDEL). Ernie is connected to Cookie via I²C.

Hardware

SN99057RSBR

The Texas Instruments SN99057RSBR is used in Fat models. A TS3USB31RSER USB switch is connected to Cookie and Kermit's USB interfaces.

Texas Instruments has stated that “the SN99057RSBR part was a custom device manufactured for a specific company.”

The device is now obsolete nor do we have access to the datasheet.

Device pinout
Pin Type Description
1 ? N/C
2 I/O To bq27520-G1 A2 - SOC_INT, indicates battery charged > threshold
3 PWR
4 PWR
5 PWR
6 I/O To TS3USB31 USB D+
7 I/O To TS3USB31 USB D-
8 I/O To Kermit GPIO B20
9 I/O To Kermit GPIO A23
10 I/O To Kermit GPIO A25
11 ? To passives
12 ? To capacitor
13 PWR
14 PWR
15 PWR Net 1 (Battery)
16 PWR Net 1 (Battery)
17 PWR Net 1 (Battery)
18 PWR Net 2
19 PWR Net 2
20 PWR Net 2
21 PWR
22 ? N/C
23 GND
24 GND
25 PWR Net 3
26 PWR Net 3
27 PWR Net 4
28 PWR Net 4
29 PWR Net 4
30 PWR Net 4
31 PWR Net 5
32 PWR Net 5
33 ? To capacitor
34 PWR Net 6 (USB VBUS)
35 PWR Net 6 (USB VBUS)
36 GND
37 I/O To right daughterboard
38 I/O To Syscon (G8)
39 I2C SDA
40 I2C SCL

C3008A2

A different Texas Instruments IC is used on Slim units. USB data lines enter this chip and two other lines go from it to Kermit USB (presumably). We see from pictures of the PCB that the USB data lanes go into and out of the Texas Instruments chip on the PS Vita Slim. This is different from the SN99057 on the PS Vita FAT units which routes the USB data lanes in parallel (for charge sensing).

The following marking is present on the chip (where xxxx varies between devices):

C3008
A2
TI 37K
xxxx G4