There is not much that is universal about USB. C-PD type connections may or may not support a display port etc, so now we have a whole other set of symbols on ports to tell us what they do. We also have current losses and signal losses to cables dependent on length and/or quality, its a headache, especially for product designers wanting to utilize the latest power delivery protocols for precision power delivery.
interesting points here. can we dive deeper into this rabbit hole? we should probably add this to the video series. this is HaSofu, still techedkirsch. just using my other account.
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Move your talking head to upper right or smaller shape, you blocked information on slides., pretty good work.
Thank you. I'll change it for the rest of the videos
The latest USB C spec allows power delivery up to 240W.
Ah yes it does. Thank you for that.
There is not much that is universal about USB. C-PD type connections may or may not support a display port etc, so now we have a whole other set of symbols on ports to tell us what they do. We also have current losses and signal losses to cables dependent on length and/or quality, its a headache, especially for product designers wanting to utilize the latest power delivery protocols for precision power delivery.
interesting points here. can we dive deeper into this rabbit hole? we should probably add this to the video series. this is HaSofu, still techedkirsch. just using my other account.