04-16-2022, 11:52 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-04-2022, 05:08 AM by ijsbeer.
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More USB PD (PPS) triggers relevant to this concept:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30125037
FPX by Oxplot (open source tiny PD trigger)
https://fpx.oxplot.com/
https://github.com/oxplot/fpx
USB-C Explorer by Reclaimer Labs (open source)
https://www.tindie.com/products/reclaime...-explorer/
https://github.com/ReclaimerLabs/USB-C-Explorer
PD Buddy Sink by Clara Hobbs (PPS trigger)
https://www.tindie.com/products/clarahob...uddy-sink/
PD Buddy in case by NRP
https://eclecti.cc/hardware/tiny-usb-typ...wer-supply
PinePower desktop
If Pine64 ever build a new (48V 5A) PinePower desktop power supply these are some design ideas:
- Also functions as a usb c hub/dock.
- Screw-on accessory (or integrated in the corners) bracket for one or 2 standard balanced arms. Thus using the pinepower as a base for a lamp/microphone/tablet holder, depending on its weight. A hole for a 1/4" screw in the center of the bracket, flush with the pinepower's top, allows a camera tripod extension pole with a tablet holder to be mounted directly above the Pinepower for optimal weight distribution.
- The balanced arm may have a 1/4" threaded camera (or 3/4" microphone) connector and a matching (internal or external) usb c cable.
This allows attached usb c devices like a portable monitor (or Pinetab) in a clamp to use the Pinepower as a dock, a Pinephone wired to the Pinepower could be the host. The Pinepower becomes the center of a clean and movable ergonomic desk.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30125037
FPX by Oxplot (open source tiny PD trigger)
https://fpx.oxplot.com/
https://github.com/oxplot/fpx
USB-C Explorer by Reclaimer Labs (open source)
https://www.tindie.com/products/reclaime...-explorer/
https://github.com/ReclaimerLabs/USB-C-Explorer
PD Buddy Sink by Clara Hobbs (PPS trigger)
https://www.tindie.com/products/clarahob...uddy-sink/
PD Buddy in case by NRP
https://eclecti.cc/hardware/tiny-usb-typ...wer-supply
PinePower desktop
If Pine64 ever build a new (48V 5A) PinePower desktop power supply these are some design ideas:
- Also functions as a usb c hub/dock.
- Screw-on accessory (or integrated in the corners) bracket for one or 2 standard balanced arms. Thus using the pinepower as a base for a lamp/microphone/tablet holder, depending on its weight. A hole for a 1/4" screw in the center of the bracket, flush with the pinepower's top, allows a camera tripod extension pole with a tablet holder to be mounted directly above the Pinepower for optimal weight distribution.
- The balanced arm may have a 1/4" threaded camera (or 3/4" microphone) connector and a matching (internal or external) usb c cable.
This allows attached usb c devices like a portable monitor (or Pinetab) in a clamp to use the Pinepower as a dock, a Pinephone wired to the Pinepower could be the host. The Pinepower becomes the center of a clean and movable ergonomic desk.
