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Created page with "{{Project |Name=USB-B naar USB-C inbouw converterbordje |Picture=USB-B2C-bordje.jpg |Omschrijving=A small PCB converter board with USB type-B footprint, featuring a USB type-C port and 2 5k1 resistors for direct conversion |Status=Completed |Contact=wouterdd }} I got tired of using my audio interface with a USB type-B port, so I decided to create a small drop-in replacement PCB that uses the USB type-B pins but features a USB type-C port. To replace your type-B por..." |
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I got tired of using my audio interface with a USB type-B port, so I decided to create a small drop-in replacement PCB that uses the USB type-B pins but features a USB type-C port. To replace your type-B port, desolder it and grab 2x 2 pin 2.54mm headers. Since the pins on a USB type-B board are 2.5(4?)mm x 2.00mm, you'll have to file away the sides of these headers to fit. | I got tired of using my audio interface with a USB type-B port, so I decided to create a small drop-in replacement PCB that uses the USB type-B pins but features a USB type-C port. To replace your type-B port, desolder it and grab 2x 2 pin 2.54mm headers. Since the pins on a USB type-B board are 2.5(4?)mm x 2.00mm, you'll have to file away the sides of these headers to fit. | ||
I've initially ordered 30pcs and placed them at the solder table. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:27, 12 July 2025
| Project USB-B naar USB-C inbouw converterbordje | |
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| A small PCB converter board with USB type-B footprint, featuring a USB type-C port and 2 5k1 resistors for direct conversion | |
| Status | Completed |
| Contact | wouterdd |
| Last Update | 2025-07-12 |
I got tired of using my audio interface with a USB type-B port, so I decided to create a small drop-in replacement PCB that uses the USB type-B pins but features a USB type-C port. To replace your type-B port, desolder it and grab 2x 2 pin 2.54mm headers. Since the pins on a USB type-B board are 2.5(4?)mm x 2.00mm, you'll have to file away the sides of these headers to fit.
I've initially ordered 30pcs and placed them at the solder table.
