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That's a very wide range and to build a gadget to take that range would cost more, and thus it's not done. Most "12 V" gadgets only accept the rough range of w
by yencabulator 2y ago
That's a very wide range and to build a gadget to take that range would cost more, and thus it's not done.
Most "12 V" gadgets only accept the rough range of what a 12 V battery might give them, which is usually only up to 15.4 V while charging.
- fragmede 2y agoUSB-C 3.1 PD does 240 watts by raising the voltage to 48V, so the chips to accept that already exist, even if they're expensive right now.