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Christian :vbike:
Christian :vbike:
@christian@einbeck.social  路  activity timestamp 6 hours ago

I like Power Delivery alot. This Panasonic x86 Tablet uses a 16V DC barrel jack plug, but it also works with 15V DC from a USB Power Brick! 馃殌

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A Panasonic FZ-M1 Tablet with Debian installed on it, charging from a USB-C Power Devlivery Trigger with Voltage Display at 15V DC.
A Panasonic FZ-M1 Tablet with Debian installed on it, charging from a USB-C Power Devlivery Trigger with Voltage Display at 15V DC.
A Panasonic FZ-M1 Tablet with Debian installed on it, charging from a USB-C Power Devlivery Trigger with Voltage Display at 15V DC.
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Chuck
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@ChuckMcManis@chaos.social replied  路  activity timestamp 4 hours ago

@christian Agreed, PD was one of the most useful updates to the USB standard IMHO. I'm still looking at how to produce a variable +/- supply from one though.

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Christian :vbike:
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@christian@einbeck.social replied  路  activity timestamp 4 hours ago

@ChuckMcManis You mean PPS? Great Video from GreatScott: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcmpGbR6xZc

USB-C Just got Even Better! (PPS)

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USB-C Just got Even Better! (PPS)
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@ChuckMcManis@chaos.social replied  路  activity timestamp 4 hours ago

@christian Nope, I'd like to generate +/- "v" from the source. So for example +15V in => + and - 10V out. There are plenty of circuits that will invert a positive voltage, but if you want to have similar impedance profiles on both the positive and negative side you need to get a bit fancier.

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