While diving into the schematic for the CP2102 USB/UART today I realized I made a mistake on my PCB design and didn't connect the VBUS pin coming off of the USB connector directly to the REGIN/VBUS pins on the CP2102 as instructed on the datasheet. Instead, I accidentally connected both of these pins to the VBUS line after it went through a protection schottky diode (Per the datasheet, REGIN & VBUS both expect 5V, and VBUS does indicate that it should be connected directly to the VBUS net coming off USB). Looking at the datasheet for the diode, forward voltage drop at my worst case current is 470mV. For context, after the diode, the 5V rail is connected to the 5V input pin of a voltage regulator.
I haven't received the parts yet, but would this be a showstopper and require revision? Or could I get away with the design as is for testing purposes? (this is just a prototype).
Thanks!