Adding Power Delivery 3.0 (PD3.0) + PPS to our beloved RP2040 chip in Pico footprint. Also an AP33772 evaluation board
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Purchase worldwide: Elecrow <- In stock Note: All shipments now include a straight header and USB breakout header. Not include: USB-C Splitter Links: PicoPD - Documentation AP33772_CPP Library PicoP…
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Introduction
Why can't we just utilize laying around USB-C wall plugs to prototype higher voltage devices? PicoPD will help you negotiate the voltage from your USB PD wall plug/power bank while still retaining the full functionality of RP2040. With the right charger with PD3.1, this device also can negotiate for 5A at 5V.
Application
Power
Microcontroller
LEDs
Reset button
Boot button
Programming: Through USB-C, USB header, or SWD
Project page: https://hackaday.io/project/192576-picopd-bring-usb-pd30-to-rp2040-chip
Example project: https://hackaday.io/page/21022-variable-power-supply-with-usb-c-pps-picopd
Keyword: AP33772, AP33772 Evaluation board, AP33772 Eval
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