USB hubs are typically used to extend USB sockets to the top of the desk to conveniently plug in USB drives, cameras and portable storage drives. Self-powered hubs derive their power from a wall ...

Although we’ve seen switchable USB hubs before, they usually require you to either press a manual switch or run dedicated software on your PC. We’ve also seen other sleek builds combining a ...

Both hubs are similar, but this upgrade adds two ... It also can fast-charge a smartphone with its integrated USB-C dock, which a bus-powered USB hub like the ones above can’t do.

Originally created by NIIBE Yutaka and published to Github by Joel Dare on January 31st, 2013. This only works on USB hubs that have the hardware necessary to allow software controlled power switching ...

Raspberry Pi says it became “frustrated with the quality and price of the hubs available online”, finding that available hubs ... supply to the hub can help ensure that all devices you connect to are ...

I'm planning on connecting the 15k + 1uF RC with the on-board 3.3V. The device between the two configurations is that one is meant for Self powered USB Hubs and the other is meant for Bus Powered USB ...

USB 2 hubs are, by now, omnipresent ... the overwhelming majority of hub ICs can be powered from 3.3 V directly – usually, that requires shorting the hub’s 5 V input to 3.3 V, but not necessarily.

In terms of ports, the StayGo is similar to the HyperDrive: The main difference in ports between the StayGo and HyperDrive hubs is that the StayGo trades the HyperDrive’s Mini DisplayPort for an ...

With enumeration this can be increased to 500mA. My question is for peripheral devices that are not hubs (usb powered mouse for example), is it required to guarantee this current limit with external ...