Using USB Type-C on hobyist projects – The blog of Tyler Ward (aka scorpia)
USB circuit design for STM32
stm32 - Interfacing USB with a microcontroller - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange
usb charging circuit - CircuitLab
Wrong USB line termination in official LPC11U24 mbed schematic (TGT D+ D- lines) | Mbed
All About USB-C: Resistors And Emarkers | Hackaday
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Resolved] Resistors on USB - necessary? - Other Hardware Development - Arduino Forum
USB Discharge Load Resistance Power Resistors Mobile Power 2A/1A Testing Aging Resistor Module 2A Red 1A Green Led|power module|usb modulemodule power - AliExpress
ON Semiconductor Is Now
How to design a proper USB-C™ power sink (hint, not the way Raspberry Pi 4 did it) | by Benson Leung | Medium
USB-C Power Delivery (USB-C PD) – Quick Explainer - Codrey Electronics
Simple way to use USB Type-C to get 5V at up to 3A (15W) - Power - Engineering and Component Solution Forum - TechForum │ Digi-Key
Upgrading USB chargers from Type-A to Type-C - Power management - Technical articles - TI E2E support forums
MSP432E401Y: USB Device; Pull Up Resistors needed? - MSP low-power microcontroller forum - MSP low-power microcontrollers - TI E2E support forums
AN0046: USB Hardware Design Guidelines
schematics - USB C for supply + data - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange
Does the resistor value on D+ and D- line matter on Arduinos? - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange
ON Semiconductor Is Now
Simple way to use USB Type-C to get 5V at up to 3A (15W) - Power - Engineering and Component Solution Forum - TechForum │ Digi-Key
Why "drive USB pull-up resistor to '0' to disable USB"? - Troubleshooting Help - TinyFPGA
USB ESD protection problem and improved USB detect circuit for battery powered devices – PICONOMIX
To what voltage should the D+ line be pulled up when designing USB connection in STM32? +5V or +3.3V? All documentation and dev board scematics says it's 3.3V, but it didn't work.
USB charging without fear
