The USB Power Delivery (PD) standard significantly boosts the maximum DC power supply from the earlier USB limit of 7.5W to 240W (48V at 5A), a 32-fold increase. With the rapid demand growth for devices using USB charging, the potential for sub-standard and non-compliant USB accessories (e.g., cables) entering the market increases substantially. Identifying these non-compliant products is crucial, especially for high-power charging designs based on USB PD standards, to ensure safety and performance.
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