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--- usb-c_breakout_board [2022/03/11 10:29] – add pictures kingkevin
+++ usb-c_breakout_board [2024/01/07 17:49] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 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).
-To be able to tap signal or be man in the middle, I wanted them to be stackable (same form factor an pinout for plug and receptacle).
+To be able to tap signal or be man in the middle, I wanted them to be stackable (same form factor and pinout for plug and receptacle).
 You can already find USB-C breakout boards on AliExpress, but none fitted all aforementioned requirements.
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 But the USB 3.x SuperSpeed data lines SSTX+n/SSTX-n/SSRX+n/SSRX-n are not shielded and impedance controlled.
 Thus the signal integrity is not guaranteed.
+===== availability =====
+A few sets are available on [[https://www.tindie.com/products/cuvoodoo/usb-c-breakout-board/|my store]].
+You can also use the release files to manufacture some yourself.
 ===== parts =====
 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.
 Thus compatible connectors from other manufacturer are available.
+===== release =====
+  * {{ :usb-c_breakout_board:usb-c_breakout_board_v2.zip |version 2 production and source files}}.
+  * version 1 had errors in the silk screen.
 ===== testing =====