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USB3 (on USBC) is actually asymmetric signaling so you need either a separate chip or digital logic to handle muxing the signals around which is extra cost Appl
by GloriousKoji 3y ago
USB3 (on USBC) is actually asymmetric signaling so you need either a separate chip or digital logic to handle muxing the signals around which is extra cost Apple probably doesn't want to eat. The USB-2 pins on USBC are symmetrical so nothing extra required.
- Kirby64 3y agoStandard USB3 on USB-C does not require any muxing. It's only muxing if you need to do displayport, alt modes, etc etc.