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    Y-Adapter

    Based on
    RVC
    Dot projector
    No
    Infrared
    No
    IMU
    None

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    Overview

    Y-adapter is used to supply power to OAK cameras through USB-C connector. Note that in most cases, host computer is able to provide enough current (>1A) and you don't need a Y-adapter. Y-adapter is only needed in cases where host is not able to provide enough current:
    • For Pro versions (OAK-D Pro, OAK-D Pro PoE), where IR LED and dot projector can draw up to 1A alone
    • In case you are using small SBC like Raspberry Pi, and OAK camera isn't the only USB device that's drawing power
    Some older versions of OAK cameras (OAK-D, OAK-FFC 4P, OAK-D CM4) have power barrel jack for supplying power (instead of the Y-adapter), while newer OAK USB cameras only have USB-C connector - which is why we developed the Y-adapter.

    Getting started

    1. Connect host computer to the Y-adapter's USB-C data port via USB-C cable
    2. Connect 5V voltage (eg. standard USB wall charger) to the Y-adapter's USB-C power port via USB-C cable
    3. Insert Y-adapter to the OAK device via USB-C connector

    Dimensions and Weight

    Weight: 5g

    3D Models

    • Board STEP files here
    • Enclosure STEP files here

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