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Kenneth Finnegan demonstrates how to use USB-C Power Delivery trigger boards to negotiate different voltages for DIY electronics projects.
These USB-C Power Delivery trigger boards allow you to negotiate any USB-C PD voltage available on a port to deliver to the rest of your project! They're available on Amazon (amzn.to/408Ds3n) as well as various vendors on eBay, etc. USB-C PD allows you to negotiate 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, or 20V over the standard USB-C connector. The colors used on the ZY12PDN board for these are: Red: 5V Yellow: 9V Green: 12V Teal: 15V Blue: 20V Purple: Highest voltage possible White: Cycle through all the possible voltages changing every few seconds.What people say. Recommended as a handy guide for using cheap USB-C decoy trigger boards to power custom hardware projects.
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