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Power is the rate at which energy is supplied or consumed, often measured in Watts. This tag covers electrical power specifically, the voltage and current specifications for supplying power to the Pi, the specifics of power consumption by the Pi, and methods for controlling Pi power consumption.
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Can I use Raspberry Pi as a USB peripheral device?
As the data pins of the micro USB port are not connected to the SoC's USB PHY you cannot use this port for data (in either host or slave mode).
It should be possible however to use the USB Type A por …
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