Yes, it can. It's gonna depend on the quality of the cable. If you're going 50' or more, start looking at fiber optic USB cables. Expensive as hell, but it can be worth it. I've got 3 50' USB cables. Formerly 50' active USB cables, but I've switched them all over to fiber optic USB lines connected to powered hubs. No matter the length of the cable, a proper USB-C cable must meet at a minimum certain DCR (DC resistance) requirements. The cable could be 0.5m or the cable could be 5m, and in both cases, Vbus path must not introduce more than a 500mV drop from end to and at rated maximum current. Qicheng&Start USB-C extension cable – Protects laptop’s USB-C interface. This is the best USB-C extension cable for superfast data syncing of up to 10Gbps, HDMI/VGA, and other signal transmissions, plus it protects your laptop’s USB-C interface. Features include a USB 3.1 type-C male to USB-C female connection cable, with a length of 2ft
On 8/26/2019 at 10:12 AM, botrytis said: USB 2.0 specs state 16 feet is the longest the cable should be w/o a powered hub in between the lengths. Strictly speaking, the limitation is 26 ns. With a typical signal propagation speed of 0.2 m/ns, the maximum length becomes 5.2 m or 17 feet.
The USB-C (or the USB Type C) was made widely available from 2015, and is now common on new model smartphones as well as some laptops. The intention is that it will completely replace all types of USB as the USB-C is a replacement for both ends of the cable. USB-C 1.0 brings in the new power standards and speed advantages similar to that of USB
The USB C plug is also chipped and proprietary but the cloners are on the ball and quality cables can also be had for £3. Adapters back to USB A are cheap. There was absolutely nothing wrong with the USB Micro which was a few years ago to be the EU standard.
iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro can charge from 0 to 100% in under two hours with a USB-C cable and Apple’s standard 20W USB-C charging brick. iPhone 15 can charge at a maximum of 27 watts over the itA7h.
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