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From what I’ve read, USB-A only had one pair of data pins and needed them to negotiate power delivery, but USB-C does not because it has a new configuration cha
by erik_seaberg 4y ago
From what I’ve read, USB-A only had one pair of data pins and needed them to negotiate power delivery, but USB-C does not because it has a new configuration channel pin on each side (which is also used to negotiate modes for the many new data pairs, and detect being upside down).
A 24-pin “serial bus” might be getting a little crazy.