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Fantastic progress guys! I've been away from this project but am back on board now. If there's anything I can do let me know Originally Posted by Brad370 I was
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Fantastic progress guys!
![]() I've been away from this project but am back on board now. If there's anything I can do let me know ![]() Quote:
![]() I've hit some problems with the whole USB OTG and power combination as well as standby power issues but I'm getting there slowly (see here). So I'd vote to go Android!
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1) I found an OTG USB hub that takes external power, and powers both the tablet + peripheral devices, with a built in relay. It needs to trick the host USB controller though, so only works on a few specific models of tablets. 2) USB chargers suck, and USB cables suck. at 1A of power, if you have even 1 Ohm of resistance in all your cabling and connectors, you're only getting 4V at the end. Even with the best cables I could find, I was only getting ~4.6V at the tablet, and that wasn't enough to make it charge. I ended up solving this from both sides: - I made my own USB cables using 18Ga wires - I got an adjustable buck converter, so I can run the source at 5.25V, and then it's still 5.0V at the tablet after all the losses. |
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