ooh that is an interesting looking chip. 
Very cool.
So @Arcadiy_Ivanov1, you work in EE stuff, since apparently you’re seeing these being released?
I don’t. I work in software but have EE interest and some non-professional experience. I did however use TI function to search for “240W USB-C” and found a comment by TI two months ago saying “We are planning to release a part BQ25758 in the next 10-12 days”.
I checked Mouser and 3000 of them are arriving within the next 2 weeks:
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Texas-Instruments/BQ25758RRVR?qs=dbcCsuKDzFU%252B3snfDn9Cwg%3D%3D
Basically the standard procedure for “What chip can I use to do <X>?”
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Ha! Me as well, more or less. I’m quite interested in doing some things on the power side, more complicated than just a few LEDs/running some traces/etc on a PCB to solder things together with.
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It would be cool if someone here actually engineered a 240W charger. I remember a company on Kickstarter that did it. But when I checked it; its just 140W + 100W.
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