The USB-C breakout seen from above at an angle: a small black board with the white USB-C socket on its left edge between two large gold-ringed mounting holes, lonely binary printed in gold, a blue LED in one corner, and six gold pads labelled GND, VBUS, CC1, D−, D+ and CC2 down the far edge.

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USB-C Breakout Board, 12-Pack with 5.1 kΩ CC Resistors

A USB-C socket that a modern charger will actually talk to, with both CC pull-downs already fitted. What the resistors do, which of the six pads is which, how much current you may take, and the one thing the board can never be.

Boards: 12breakouts
Broken out: 6on 2.54 mm
On each CC: 5.1kΩ to GND
Socket rated: 3A at 5 V

Start here · 01 A socket is not a supply Open the board in 3D

Turn it over and see which of the six holes to wire for power alone and for USB 2.0 data. CC1 and CC2 are on neither list: they are finished.

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