USB Made Simple - Part 2
microcontroller - Should I connect the computer VBUS line to the 5V line of the board? - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange
USB Type-C/PD Brief Introduction and Analysis | Richtek Technology
USB Power Delivery and Type-C
USB Type-C and power delivery 101 – Ports and connections - Embedded.com
TUSB320: Maximum recommended VDD is 5V, where the USB voltage may be up to 5.25V. Can the VBUS supply the chip ? - Interface forum - Interface - TI E2E support forums
What does it mean when a USB-C™ cable is rated at 3A? | by Benson Leung | Medium
The basics of USB battery charging: a survival guide - Electronic Products
USB in a NutShell - Chapter 2 - Hardware
USB Droop
New USB-C version 2.1 spec will more than double power delivery to 240W, up from 100W: Digital Photography Review
Soft Mixed Signal Corporation USB 2.0 PHY IP Cores
USB Drop
AN0046: USB Hardware Design Guidelines
USB 3.0 - Wikipedia
USB-C - Wikipedia
ON Semiconductor Is Now
Protecting USB From Power Surges | DigiKey
USB 101: An Introduction to Universal Serial Bus 2.0
CP2102N requires a voltage divider on VBUS - Silicon Labs
USB charging without fear
Designing more flexible power banks with USB Type-C PD - Embedded Computing Design
USB Drop
A short primer on USB Type-C PD 3.0 specification and design - EDN
USBREG — USB regulator control
USB Protocol | mbedded.ninja
