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expired Posted by Navy-Wife | Staff • Feb 7, 2024
Feb 7, 2024 8:24 PM
2-Pack 10' Basesailor 100W USB-C to USB-C Braided Cable (Gray or Purple) $5 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+
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10ft might be a bit too long but I'm sure it'll be able to make it work
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Not a 5A/100W cable. Voltage drop and cable resistance are greater than allowed by specification.
Section 4.4.1 of the USB-C Cable and Connector Specification states that the maximum permissible IR voltage drop on Vbus and GND shall not exceed 500 mV and 250 mV, respectively. At 5A drawn on Vbus, this implies that the total cable resistance of Vbus and GND must not exceed 150 milliohms.
The measured cable resistance of Vbus and GND for the 10ft cable is in excess of 390 milliohms, which exceeds even the maximum resistance allowed for a 3A cable.
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Not a 5A/100W cable. Voltage drop and cable resistance are greater than allowed by specification.
Section 4.4.1 of the USB-C Cable and Connector Specification states that the maximum permissible IR voltage drop on Vbus and GND shall not exceed 500 mV and 250 mV, respectively. At 5A drawn on Vbus, this implies that the total cable resistance of Vbus and GND must not exceed 150 milliohms.
The measured cable resistance of Vbus and GND for the 10ft cable is in excess of 390 milliohms, which exceeds even the maximum resistance allowed for a 3A cable.
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Not a 5A/100W cable. Voltage drop and cable resistance are greater than allowed by specification.
Section 4.4.1 of the USB-C Cable and Connector Specification states that the maximum permissible IR voltage drop on Vbus and GND shall not exceed 500 mV and 250 mV, respectively. At 5A drawn on Vbus, this implies that the total cable resistance of Vbus and GND must not exceed 150 milliohms.
The measured cable resistance of Vbus and GND for the 10ft cable is in excess of 390 milliohms, which exceeds even the maximum resistance allowed for a 3A cable.
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