Hello. I am contemplating a end user problem here.
Steamdeck
I
DEVICE who can both charge the usb IN and OUT with at least 45w from the steam deck, and enough for a hdmi or a usb video out towards...
I
Nreal Air glasses, that have a type c in, and take power from there....so once the origin device battery is out, if there is no power chord into that origin device, byebye
At the moment I am using a very heavy dell WD19 dock that have a secondary type c video out....and I saw some type c video switches, who are powered only at 5v tho....can i have some suggestions on how to make a device like the one I describe here, or some literature to consult about this things, please? And of course NO I am not an engineer, just someone who from time to time builds stuff....but never electrical until now.
Type C enhanced (video+power) IN (Powered)
Type C power IN (100w would be ok? maybe more or less?)
Type C enhanced out (powered)
such device would need a controller chip similar to the ones used in docking stations? or the whole thing can be bypassed and be more simple?
I found this article
https://www.digikey.com/en/articles...c-and-using-power-delivery-for-rapid-charging
I need some more literature to understand what products I can use, basically....
Steamdeck
I
DEVICE who can both charge the usb IN and OUT with at least 45w from the steam deck, and enough for a hdmi or a usb video out towards...
I
Nreal Air glasses, that have a type c in, and take power from there....so once the origin device battery is out, if there is no power chord into that origin device, byebye
At the moment I am using a very heavy dell WD19 dock that have a secondary type c video out....and I saw some type c video switches, who are powered only at 5v tho....can i have some suggestions on how to make a device like the one I describe here, or some literature to consult about this things, please? And of course NO I am not an engineer, just someone who from time to time builds stuff....but never electrical until now.
Type C enhanced (video+power) IN (Powered)
Type C power IN (100w would be ok? maybe more or less?)
Type C enhanced out (powered)
such device would need a controller chip similar to the ones used in docking stations? or the whole thing can be bypassed and be more simple?
I found this article
https://www.digikey.com/en/articles...c-and-using-power-delivery-for-rapid-charging
I need some more literature to understand what products I can use, basically....
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