An Introduction to Power-Only USB Type C Connectors

USB connectors were introduced in the mid 1990’s and have evolved in their size, shape, data transfer capabilities, and power constraints ever since. Today, the latest physical standard is Type C and besides greater bandwidth and being both bi-directional and reversible, this newest

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An Introduction to Power-Only USB Type C Connectors

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