You can’t get beyond 5 V with just resistors though – you’ll need digital communications over the CC line, using a protocol called USB PD (Power Delivery) – which lets a device and a PSU ...

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

Designers should not do these things. There is, however, an area where I can forgive mistakes happening, and that’s the USB-PD protocol – specifically, the compatibility mistakes, especially ...

The device has foldable pins and supports USB PD and PPS protocols, QuickCharge 4, and Samsung's proprietary AFC standard. It can charge various devices at their maximum charging rates ...

Using this protocol, host systems can confirm the authenticity of a ... the recommended consumer and end-user terminology for USB Power Delivery (USB PD) is unchanged. USB Power Delivery 3.0, the new ...

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 ...

which is the same as most USB-A connectors. But many devices use something called a Power Delivery (PD) protocol, which will let a USB-C cable deliver up to 100 watts. PD cables can charge laptops ...

But what makes USB-C even more versatile is that it's compatible with the new Power Delivery (PD) spec, which can deliver up to 100 watts. Power Delivery is a relatively new specification that is ...