Re:Why do USB-C hubs still have USB 2.0 ports? (2021)
by jmgao on Wednesday May 11, 2022 @02:06PM
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The trick is that USB-C has a pair of pins that identify what type of cable is connected. Different value resistors on the pins identify different types of cables, so the USB-C charger will know that the cable plugged into it is a legacy A to C cable, and not actually connect its VBUS.
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