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    • OfficinaO Offline
      Officina
      last edited by

      Which is the maximum input voltage on the USB port?
      Thanks

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      • L Offline
        livius @Officina
        last edited by livius

        @Officina
        Normally USB spec say about 5.25V but it is specific to device.
        Why do you asking?

        think about people first, then computers

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          bucknall
          last edited by

          Hi @Officina, @livius is correct, the expected input voltage should be 5.25 V in accordance to the USB standard. You should avoid connecting anything over 5.25 V via the USB port.

          You may wish to power the device over the Vin pin and you can safely connect a voltage source between 3.4 V and 5.5 V.

          Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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          • OfficinaO Offline
            Officina
            last edited by

            I want to connect a solar panel to usb port and using internal lipo battery charger. I found some solar panel with output around 5.5Volt.

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              livius @Officina
              last edited by

              @Officina said in Max voltage input on USB port:

              around

              Without stabilizer it is risky because sometimes it become much more, nominal 5V but in sunning day it can be 7V

              think about people first, then computers

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                NealXu
                last edited by NealXu

                Hi...i am a new user here. As per my knowledge 5.6v is out of spec and should be considered unsafe. Most likely it will work, since USB ports tend to be poorly regulated and these devices take that into account with lots of safety margin, but you risk your player doing so. You might want to look into putting together a 5v regulator circuit to be safe.

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