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The common device that this doesn’t work well for is the Raspberry Pi 5. For full power mode it needs an unusual 5V/5A power supply, and that is quite unusual.
by amluto 11mo ago
The common device that this doesn’t work well for is the Raspberry Pi 5. For full power mode it needs an unusual 5V/5A power supply, and that is quite unusual.
- Dylan16807 11mo agoSpecifically it needs a supply that offers 5V/5A as a basic profile outside of PPS (programmable power supply), because the Pi doesn't support PPS negotiations. That is what's so rare, much more than the actual ability to do 5V/5A.
- klysm 11mo agoIt’s more than unusual, it violates the spec. However you only need that to have full power USB