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What part of the standard mandates, or even optionally supports that? Standard USB-PD only requires that you negotiate a voltage and current suitable for both
by Kirby64 3y ago
What part of the standard mandates, or even optionally supports that?
Standard USB-PD only requires that you negotiate a voltage and current suitable for both sides (among a preset list). It essentially goes open loop after that; you can't exceed the current limit set, but beyond potentially tripping the PD controller (on the sink side) if the voltage drops too low, there's not really any protection here. It's fully on the PD sink to implement (or, not implement) any sort of protections like that.
- Eisenstein 3y agoI think the parent was saying that it could be done, not that it is being done.
- ilyt 3y ago> What part of the standard mandates, or even optionally supports that? None, which is the fucking problem. Cheap cable can just lie about it's current capacity.