Thanks for the analysis! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?
Super interested in this topic and have just been thinking about it in the last couple of weeks. Are you aware of any devkits for the brick side of it? …was thinking of using a boost converter on a 12 v car battery (close with 50A curcuit) to pump out 48v and then utilising this for POE injectors and high power USB devices :)
I haven’t worked with sources. Only got information about sources while working with sinks. And majority of them are for standard bricks so 20V max. Even 28V is not super standard yet but like 48V is out there. But for POE injectors, why would you need a USBC? Why wouldn’t you just power the injectors thru a relay or just turn on the boost when you want to power the injectors. USBC is really a user benefit not really a system benefit. Diodes inc does appear to have a 4 port sub c dev kit using the AP43776Q which is automotive grade. But output is just standard up to 65W it seems per port. But 20V max
what a great project...amazing find on YT. Thanks for making this elobarated video!
Thanks for the analysis! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?
Super interested in this topic and have just been thinking about it in the last couple of weeks.
Are you aware of any devkits for the brick side of it? …was thinking of using a boost converter on a 12 v car battery (close with 50A curcuit) to pump out 48v and then utilising this for POE injectors and high power USB devices :)
I haven’t worked with sources. Only got information about sources while working with sinks. And majority of them are for standard bricks so 20V max. Even 28V is not super standard yet but like 48V is out there.
But for POE injectors, why would you need a USBC? Why wouldn’t you just power the injectors thru a relay or just turn on the boost when you want to power the injectors.
USBC is really a user benefit not really a system benefit.
Diodes inc does appear to have a 4 port sub c dev kit using the AP43776Q which is automotive grade. But output is just standard up to 65W it seems per port. But 20V max