RE: Nominal VS Actual Power of USB Power Pack

mcb1 — Mon, 23 Nov 2015 21:18:23 GMT

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Now that I actually have internet working I can see the whole test.

This is a great way of presenting the findings, and clearly demonstrates the issue.

Well done

Mark

RE: Nominal VS Actual Power of USB Power Pack

DAB — Sat, 21 Nov 2015 20:29:59 GMT

Excellent job John.

You learn quickly in the engineering world that stated capabilities are often NOT met by the devices.

On one large project I identified a problem with the selected processor and predicted that they would only support about 80% of the stated capability.

The VP of the primary contractor got up and stated that THEY were satisfied with the stated capabilities.

Six months later I went for a check up visit only to have the programmers complain about how the processor were only about 80% of their promised capabilities. I just smiled.

DAB