Basically, you attach the board to any USB port and it will show capabilities (voltage and amperage) on a tiny OLED display. And since the firmware is open-source, it's possible to play around and test a lot of what-ifs: https://github.com/ReclaimerLabs/USB-C-Explorer
I am not engaged with the project other than a very happy user.
In other news, the latest USB PD spec allows to pass up to 48V@5A=240W power.
Basically, you attach the board to any USB port and it will show capabilities (voltage and amperage) on a tiny OLED display. And since the firmware is open-source, it's possible to play around and test a lot of what-ifs: https://github.com/ReclaimerLabs/USB-C-Explorer
I am not engaged with the project other than a very happy user.
In other news, the latest USB PD spec allows to pass up to 48V@5A=240W power.