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USB is Universal Serial Bus. If your question relates to a specific chip, please mention it in your question.

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I'm designing a circuit to power a system with USB PD, through the STUSB4500. In their application circuits the PMOS switch (T1) is controlled by the VBUS_EN_SNK pin, which is open drain. Here's a ...
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I am making a custom ESP32 board and I want to use a USB-C port for the main USB interface. However, I am a little confused by the pins on the USB-C port. Below is an image of the schematic for the ...
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I have been alloted a project where I have to blink LED on breadboard using terminal and I cannot use any external hardware device. I have looked upon various methods: Manipulating D+ D- : upon ...
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I am currently designing a custom PCB for some of my personal projects with a Raspberry Pi RP2354B microcontroller on it. I need the RP2354 to use USB 2.0 with a USB-C port in both host and device ...
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This question is fundamentally about powering a cluster of modules based on the Arduino Micro. Context: I am planning a modular flight simulator control rig, in which each module will be built around ...
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I am using this Battery charger IC , in my device and I’m seeing inconsistent behavior depending on the USB-C power source. My schematic looks like this: Setup: The charger IC VIN pin is connected ...
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Edit: I created a simple visual aid to help avoid confusion, https://imgur.com/a/XAlEDLL My PC stereo speakers use a type C connector to get power 5 V-2 A (and audio jack for data). It is an internal ...
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I am designing a small battery-powered device and would like a review of my power backup / load sharing circuit. Requirements USB (5 V) is the main power source when connected A single-cell Li-ion ...
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I want to use a CH340 module, one like this: To switch a separate solid state relay that I want connect to the CH340's TXD pin. How do I do that? (By the way, I use Linux and USB 2.0). I am looking ...
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I'm developing a board that uses a USB3300-EZK USB PHY connected to an STM32H750. The USB3300 is connected to a 24 MHz crystal. When power is applied, there's no oscillation on the crystal until about ...
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How do I go about trying to fix this PCB? The connector is ripped off of the PCB and looks to have taken along some of the copper trace, and it also seems like the leads from the connector are too ...
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I am trying to build hardware for a CAN analyzer. This is my first attempt and schematic before going for PCB. Please let me know if I have done any mistakes, missed something, or need to take care of ...
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I'm designing a battery power supply / charger for a childs toy and in the EN IEC 62115:2020 it states: 9.8 Abnormal supply to electric toys via a USB connection For electric toys supplied with power ...
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I plan to implement DFU1 and OTG2 FS3 support on my custom board. According to screenshots ...
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We have a board where the customer wants to be able to pass USB through from one USB-C connector (on the back) to another (on the front) to make plugging in the odd peripheral easier - sounds easy ...
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