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A small passive adapter that turns a USB-C port on a laptop or computer into a USB-A port. It is meant for low-power USB-A devices such as a Raspberry Pi Trinkey or a basic flash drive. It does not add USB-C speeds or USB Power Delivery negotiation, since those pins are not present on a Type-A connector. It is strictly for 5V devices drawing up to about 2.5A, so it suits simple peripherals rather than fast storage or charging.
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This adapter has a USB A socket on one end and a USB Type C plug on the other. It turns a USB C port on a computer or laptop into a USB A port. That lets you connect USB A devices, such as a Trinkey, to a USB C port.
It works with any device that has a USB C port. It does not give USB C speeds to a USB 2.x device. It does not provide power negotiation, because those pins aren't available on Type A connectors. It is meant only for devices that use 5V and up to about 2.5A.
