usb-c_breakout_board
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These are two breakout boards for USB-C connectors, one for the plug, the other for the receptacle. | These are two breakout boards for USB-C connectors, one for the plug, the other for the receptacle. | ||
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They allow to easily connect to the 24 pins, plus the shield, of USB-C connectors. | They allow to easily connect to the 24 pins, plus the shield, of USB-C connectors. | ||
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For easy access to the pins I wanted standard 2.54 mm/100 mil headers. | For easy access to the pins I wanted standard 2.54 mm/100 mil headers. | ||
So it can also be used to design or test devices I want it to be breadboard friendly (at least 400 mil spacing between the columns). | So it can also be used to design or test devices I want it to be breadboard friendly (at least 400 mil spacing between the columns). | ||
- | To be able to tap signal or be man in the middle, I wanted them to be stackable (same form factor | + | To be able to tap signal or be man in the middle, I wanted them to be stackable (same form factor |
You can already find USB-C breakout boards on AliExpress, but none fitted all aforementioned requirements. | You can already find USB-C breakout boards on AliExpress, but none fitted all aforementioned requirements. | ||
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I used USB-C plug and receptacle from LCSC (details are in the BOM). | I used USB-C plug and receptacle from LCSC (details are in the BOM). | ||
- | They are readily available, cheap, and well documented. | + | They are readily available, and cheap. |
But the footprint is fairly generic, and fits with the one specified in the USB Type-C standard. | But the footprint is fairly generic, and fits with the one specified in the USB Type-C standard. | ||
Thus compatible connectors from other manufacturer are available. | Thus compatible connectors from other manufacturer are available. | ||
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When the breakout board to be tested is connected to a shunt, the device verifies if all pins on the A side are connected to the corresponding one on the B side. | When the breakout board to be tested is connected to a shunt, the device verifies if all pins on the A side are connected to the corresponding one on the B side. | ||
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