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The video dissects a USB-C cable marked with a 10A rating even though there is no such rating in the standard.
It would be interesting what this is meant for, as I’ve never seen a device with such a rating?
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Intended purpose? Probably to be sold to people who don’t know about modern USB specs.
Actual use case? Monopole antenna?
Extension cord for this maybe?
It means it does 10 Ampère charging. It’s part of the USB 3.2 spec.
Where? I can’t find any reference to any device being allowed to draw 10A: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_hardware#Allowable_current_draw