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JokerGTS2021-12-25 19:19:21
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JokerGTS, 2021-12-25 19:19:21

Increasing the current from charging?

At the output of the usb wire, you need to get power for 5 volts and 4 amperes. If you take 1 charging unit with 2 usb ports (5 volts, 2 amps) and connect 2 usb plugs in parallel to 1 wire, then the output will be 5 volts and 4 amps?

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rPman, 2021-12-25
@JokerGTS

no, it doesn’t work that way, you need a 'minimal' circuit, which, for example, through the alternate charging of a pair of capacitors, 'adds the initial currents'
Perhaps schematically everything is a little more complicated, but they use it, for example, I had something like this external box for hdd, powered by two usb2. 0
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Drno, 2021-12-25
@Drno

no
, you need to take a block for 4A

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