#usbdevices

If you have a project where you need to connect multiple devices to one usb port, naturally you'd use a USB hub. but if its inside a case and space is limited, or if you want to avoid having bulky cables, this breakout board with an SL2.1A chip could do the job. it only needs a few passives and a crystal and will provide 4 port outputs! we made it a nice compact 1.1"x0.8" and with a type C port it is fairly slim as well. great for use with single board linux computers or other USB host devices.

The Adafruit TS3USB30 1 to 2 USB Switch is a nifty breakout board for the TI TS3USB30 (https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/texas-instruments/TS3USB30ERSWR/2092506) that will let you connect one of two USB devices to a single port, handy when you have multiple chips that you may want to communicate over USB but you don't want a hub. Our new breakout will connect one or the other. We designed for USB to handle high bandwidth USB 2.0 connections of 480 Mbps. But before we put it into stock, we gotta test it! This tester has two different USB peripherals connected: a CP2102 on a Metro Mini and an FT232RL in a console cable. We're using the Metro RP2040's bit-banging USB host stack (https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-feather-rp2040-with-usb-type-a-host) to test enumeration: when the RP2040 detects two different PIDs based on the switching pin, we know the board is good!

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