USB-C to Micro-USB Adapter
This adapter converts a USB-C power supply or cable into a micro-USB one, perfect for use with Raspberry PiĀ Zero and Raspberry PiĀ Pico boards.
Plug your fancy USB-C power supplyĀ into this handy adapterĀ and power a micro-USB device without needing a separate micro-USB power supply. You could use it with:
- Raspberry Pi Zero / Zero W / Zero 2 W
- Older Raspberry PiĀ computers, such asĀ Raspberry Pi 3 A+ or 3 B +
- Raspberry Pi Pico / Pico W / Pico W Aboard
- Any other device with a micro-USB power connector.
It passes power and data, which means it can also be used (in conjunction with a USB-C cable) to program microcontrollers over micro-USB serial.
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USB-C to Micro-USB Adapter
This adapter converts a USB-C power supply or cable into a micro-USB one, perfect for use with Raspberry PiĀ Zero and Raspberry PiĀ Pico boards.
Plug your fancy USB-C power supplyĀ into this handy adapterĀ and power a micro-USB device without needing a separate micro-USB power supply. You could use it with:
- Raspberry Pi Zero / Zero W / Zero 2 W
- Older Raspberry PiĀ computers, such asĀ Raspberry Pi 3 A+ or 3 B +
- Raspberry Pi Pico / Pico W / Pico W Aboard
- Any other device with a micro-USB power connector.
It passes power and data, which means it can also be used (in conjunction with a USB-C cable) to program microcontrollers over micro-USB serial.
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This adapter converts a USB-C power supply or cable into a micro-USB one, perfect for use with Raspberry PiĀ Zero and Raspberry PiĀ Pico boards.
Plug your fancy USB-C power supplyĀ into this handy adapterĀ and power a micro-USB device without needing a separate micro-USB power supply. You could use it with:
- Raspberry Pi Zero / Zero W / Zero 2 W
- Older Raspberry PiĀ computers, such asĀ Raspberry Pi 3 A+ or 3 B +
- Raspberry Pi Pico / Pico W / Pico W Aboard
- Any other device with a micro-USB power connector.
It passes power and data, which means it can also be used (in conjunction with a USB-C cable) to program microcontrollers over micro-USB serial.
