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Dave Tweed
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My question is:

  • Do USB ports or devices typically have a mechanism to regulate current to avoid overloading ports?

The answer is yes, they do.

USB includes a fairly elaborate protocol that allows devices and hosts to negotiate the amount of power that the device can use.

The answer is yes, they do.

USB includes a fairly elaborate protocol that allows devices and hosts to negotiate the amount of power that the device can use.

My question is:

  • Do USB ports or devices typically have a mechanism to regulate current to avoid overloading ports?

The answer is yes, they do.

USB includes a fairly elaborate protocol that allows devices and hosts to negotiate the amount of power that the device can use.

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Dave Tweed
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The answer is yes, they do.

USB includes a fairly elaborate protocol that allows devices and hosts to negotiate the amount of power that the device can use.