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What do you think about the following add-on board for Teensy:
2 USB-C with full feature, so can be connected in daisy-chain for every feature, including, power, Thunderbolt, HDMI, etc.
2 USB3.0 ports, one for connecting to the Teensy and one spare, so can use an I2S bridge (mentioned in the other post), or simply connect some peripheral, or the Teensy host
The hub is a multi-host, so every participant can be host, configurable by Teensy via GPIO in either automatic (if supported by OS) or auto-hardlocked (one host compliant mode).
The multi-host is important in order to have the daisy-chain feature, where host can be either side.
So Teensy could as well control a peripheral connected to USB-C or the spare USB3.0, which would then obviously make this port to USB2.0
All on a tiny board.
The questions are now:
Would you buy this as a ready-made add-on?
Would you prefer a Teensy with the USB-C feature built in?
What would you like to invest to gain that feature?
This is to determine whether I make a series of boards to sell, of maybe propose the design to PJRC for making a compact Teensy with the USB-C feature built-in (actually very easy to add to the existing boards).
It's already designed and working in an other project and need only be adopted to Teensy, so it is almost here if you want it.
2 USB-C with full feature, so can be connected in daisy-chain for every feature, including, power, Thunderbolt, HDMI, etc.
2 USB3.0 ports, one for connecting to the Teensy and one spare, so can use an I2S bridge (mentioned in the other post), or simply connect some peripheral, or the Teensy host
The hub is a multi-host, so every participant can be host, configurable by Teensy via GPIO in either automatic (if supported by OS) or auto-hardlocked (one host compliant mode).
The multi-host is important in order to have the daisy-chain feature, where host can be either side.
So Teensy could as well control a peripheral connected to USB-C or the spare USB3.0, which would then obviously make this port to USB2.0
All on a tiny board.
The questions are now:
Would you buy this as a ready-made add-on?
Would you prefer a Teensy with the USB-C feature built in?
What would you like to invest to gain that feature?
This is to determine whether I make a series of boards to sell, of maybe propose the design to PJRC for making a compact Teensy with the USB-C feature built-in (actually very easy to add to the existing boards).
It's already designed and working in an other project and need only be adopted to Teensy, so it is almost here if you want it.