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by mike_d
978 days ago
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> We’re USB-IF members I hope so that you can pressure the Promoter Group into not making the same mistakes with USB-D. :) Have a look at https://web.archive.org/web/20161220102924/http://www.usb.or... slide 45. Note how all the power requirements also list an associated USB spec. Looking back I will give you that 5v is required for vconn. > You cannot build a power source that uses a USB-C connector and doesn’t support 5V and call it “USB Type-C”. Yet this whole conversation thread shows that is not the case. By not joining the IF you can do as you please. A great example of this is the Ubiquti Theta cable (https://tinyurl.com/5asf8wpp) where they implemented a completely proprietary cable (as far as I can tell) with "USB Type-C" on both ends. |
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