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I’m trying to work through making a female USB-C breakout board, but I’m a bit stumped. I believe what I need is a host device, so I can send a signal to the device connected via USB-C. I only need VBus, USB-1, USB+1, Ground and Shield. To be passed. So here’s where I’m stumped.
1. The device connected to the USB port needs to pass 5V usb 2 spec to the breakout board.
2. I’m building this in EasyEDA and all of the USB-C female parts available through JLCPCB are either 12pin or 16pin. I know sometimes pins can’t go unconnected so I’m a bit unsure where to start.
One of the schematics I found stated that CC1 and CC2 needed either a pull-up or pulldown resistor depending on whether or not it’s host or peripheral configuration.
Just looking for some guidance.
Thank you!
1. The device connected to the USB port needs to pass 5V usb 2 spec to the breakout board.
2. I’m building this in EasyEDA and all of the USB-C female parts available through JLCPCB are either 12pin or 16pin. I know sometimes pins can’t go unconnected so I’m a bit unsure where to start.
One of the schematics I found stated that CC1 and CC2 needed either a pull-up or pulldown resistor depending on whether or not it’s host or peripheral configuration.
Just looking for some guidance.
Thank you!
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