USB Type-C in Micro-B domain
USB 3.1 spec can be a bit intimidating when compared to the USB Micro-B connector and the FTDI USB 2.0 to UART chips most of us microcontroller folks have gotten used to. However, it is possible, not difficult, and officially supported, to wire in a Type-C connector to an existing USB 2.0 design.
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