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USB is Universal Serial Bus. If your question relates to a specific chip, please mention it in your question.
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Can you separate the D+/D- wires from the GND/Vcc wires in a USB 2.0 cable?
This has lead me to the idea of splitting the D+/D- wires from the GND/Vcc wires in order to reduce the profile of this USB 2.0 cable. … And would I need to do anything to keep the USB 2.0 functional?
Images of this can be seen below...
Any advice is appreciated …
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