If this is a slightly off topic query, I apologize. Could some electronics guru please help ? I am not at all familiar with the micro USB power cable, and here are some questions:
- As I understand it, the USB cable has a micro USB connector on one end, and a regular USB connector on the other. The power is fed in via the regular USB connector, and the micro USB connector plugs into the device that uses it. So, where do I connect the regular USB connector to, for the device at the other end to receive power over the USB cable. In my case, the receiving device needs a power supply that can supply 700 mA (max) at 5V. I can easily build a power supply to these specifications, and so could I just put a matching connector at the regular USB connector end of the cable, and then power the device this way. Please let me know your thoughts on this.