USB is a universally applicable interface standard that is widely accepted. Embedded computing engineers even use it for internal extensions, as it is a convenient and less complex interface than a generic PCIe extension. USB-C is the latest enhancement of this plug & play standard published by the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF). What are the advantages of this new specification and which pitfalls should embedded system engineers avoid?
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