USB Power Delivery 5V Splitter
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Simple (magnetic) housing for a USB Power Delivery (USB PD) compatible splitter that outputs 5V via two USB A ports.
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Simple (magnetic) housing for a USB Power Delivery (USB PD) compatible splitter that outputs 5V via two USB-A ports, powered by a single USB-C port.
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Parts
USB Type-C breakout board
[2x] USB Type-A breakout board
[3x] Magnets, 6 mm diameter, 2 mm high
Some spare wires, solder, etc.
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Assembly
The USB Type-C breakout board should be set up with resistors that communicate to the power supply that it needs to be fed with 5V via the Power Delivery standard.
(Optionally) Insert the three magnets into the base.
Put the three boards into the base element.
Cut four pieces of wire into the correct lengths.
Take the boards out and solder them:
Connect all three pads marked
VBUS.Connect all three pads marked
GND.Optionally, you could connect the data lines
D+,D-) between USB-C and ONE USB-A port as well to allow for USB 2.0 data transmission on this port.
Put the boards back in and put the lid on.
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Printing
Filament material: PETG
Resolution: 0.20 mm
Infill: 20 % Grid
Supports: No