USB PD capabilities are way beyond “give me this voltage limited by this current”, too – devices can query each other’s power role preferences, charging states, swap power roles on the fly ...

For the first time, you can now buy a lightning fast 240W USB-PD charger to power up your computer in a flash.

Then, we build a PD profile that contains our PSU’s voltage and current capability, and wait for a downstream device to get attached to our USB-C port. After that, we periodically send out a USB ...

Compared to its predecessor, USB PD 3.0, PD3.1 introduces the Extended Power Range (EPR), enabling power delivery over a ...

You can now buy a USB-C charger that finally hits the promised power spec for beefy laptops at a max rate of 240W. You probably do not need this charger, and you may not have a device that even ...

It can also top up any USB PD, PPS, or QuickCharge compatible device ... It also has an intelligent power distribution chip that ensures voltage and current are evenly distributed among the ...

The VoltClip's voltage output depends on the type of USB port used. A standard USB-A port or charger provides 5 volts, while ...