The diode was supposed to be used for in OTG mode. Since the USB phy in P1010 doesn't support OTG, you may choose to ignore it. The VBUS operates at 5V. But VBUSCLMP operates at 3.3V. So you should implement a potential divider to bring down 5V to 3.3V as shown in RDB.
Low-speed mode (LS) is supported in Host mode but not in device mode.
UTMI+ Level3 is supported in P1010
DRVVBUS should be used to control the external VBUS supply. By mistake this signal has been shown as a ULPI signal in P1010 RM because of which P1010RDB designer have not used it for externals VBUS control.
It should be okay to combine both the pins and connecting to Vss via single 1uF capacitor.
Yes it is required to provide USBVDD3_3 even if USB controller and PHY are not used at all. This is a requirement from design to keep the logic in a sane state.
Following the sequence between USBVDD3_3 and other 3.3V supplies is not required.
It is must to provide supply to USBVDD3_3 even if the USB PHY is not used. A suggestion, if USB PHY is not used customer can supply this pin with the same regulator which would be used to supply other 3.3V supply pins of SoC. Make sure that the ramp rate constraint is still followed for USBVDD3_3.
Hi,
I have a further question. If the whole USB is not used, I have to provide USBVDD3_3 and USBVDD1_0 but not USBVDD1_8. Is this right? Do I have to feedback the VBUS to the controller or to which level I have to lay this pin?
Thanks a lot!