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+part: part-3
+title: 'Switch out to USB-C!'
+batch: 'usb-hub'
+description: >
+    Use a schematic to start building your own USB hub!
+contributor: 'MaxWofford'
+contributorSlackID: 'U0C7B14Q3'
+thumbnail: 'TODO'
+timeEstimate: '30 Min'
+difficulty: 'Intermediate'
+keywords: 'PCB, circuit, board, electrical components, USB'
+language: ''
+presentation: "" 
+presentationPlay: "" 
+presentationPDF: "" 
+notes: "" 
+poster: ""
+video: ""
+totalParts: 3
+---
+
+# Upgrade to USB-C
+
+_Want to see the finished blueprint? Find it [here](https://cloud-1fgnpj7ff-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0schematic_usb-c-hub-hugo_steps_2023-10-11.pdf)_
+
+_If you haven't built a schematic yet, do so in [part 1](/usb-hub/part-1). This workshop will start out by modifying the existing schematic._
+
+First off, what is USB-C? What's USB-A?
+
+USB-A is the classic old USB port. Ever plug in a USB only to realize it's upside-down, then after flipping it it's still upside-down somehow? That's USB-A. It's what we used in the previous jam and the pinout is nice and straight forward.
+
+![](https://cloud-as00k601x-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/1screenshot_2023-10-11_at_15.25.13.png)
+
+USB-C is a newer type of USB that's come out since then. It's still compatible with USB-A ports, but it's reversable so it's never upside-down.
+
+The pins on a USB-C are a little bit more complicated, but it's worth the effort to not have to flip it around.
+
+![](https://cloud-as00k601x-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0screenshot_2023-10-11_at_15.27.04.png)
+
+## Out with the old, and in with the new!
+
+The first step is to get rid of our old work! See that USB-A port from the previous jam? Get rid of it! Just move the diode and capacitor off to the side-- we'll bring them back into the picture later.
+
+![](https://cloud-j1ycj0t6g-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/00screenshot_2023-08-08_at_18.02.06.png)
+
+I searched LCSC for "USB-C female" and found the `MC-311D`. Let's drop it in!
+
+![](https://cloud-7577s4x6v-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/5screenshot_2023-10-11_at_15.17.24.png)
+
+## Double the pins!
+
+Let's wire up D+ just like we did last time...
+
+![](https://cloud-9465tczyz-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0screenshot_2023-10-11_at_15.35.25.png)
+
+But wait, what's this?! 2 D+ pins on the USB-C port?
+
+That's how we make it reversable! One side is for when it's plugged in one way, and the other side is for when it's plugged in the other way.
+
+## Bring back the old ports!
+
+Let's wire up D- again and bring back the diode and capacitor we moved out of the way. If you deleted them, their part numbers are C48192 & C0603.
+
+![](https://cloud-esdtio3o8-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0screenshot_2023-10-11_at_15.39.04.png)
+
+## Rewire the power
+
+Oh, wait! Can't forget that we now have two VBUS pins that should connect to +5V.
+
+![](https://cloud-qbby4ute4-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0screenshot_2023-10-11_at_15.44.33.png)
+
+This is starting to get a little messy again now that we need to wire up all these parts a second time. Let's clean it up by moving our diode and decoupling capacitor to their own area on the blueprint. Let's use a new net "VBUS" and connect it all together.
+
+![](https://cloud-9t7lcnmna-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0screenshot_2023-10-11_at_15.46.19.png)
+
+## The CC pins
+
+The CC pins are used to negotiate power delivery. The SL2.1A board we're using only handles 5V, so we want to hard-code our board to just ask for 5 Volts.
+
+You can set that value by connecting each CC pin to a 5.1k resistor, then connecting the other end of the resistor to ground.
+
+![](https://cloud-7577s4x6v-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/1screenshot_2023-10-11_at_15.18.38.png)
+
+## The SBU pins
+
+SBU stands for "sideband use". It's for cases like Aux audio or Display Port on USB-C. We're not going to use it, so we can just mark it "no connect".
+
+![](https://cloud-po0oxbov8-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0screenshot_2023-10-11_at_15.49.52.png)
+
+## Finishing the schematic
+
+Connect the GND pins to ground, then your schematic is done!
+
+Before we move forward, here's the finished blueprint that you can check yours to:
+
+![](https://cloud-7577s4x6v-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0screenshot_2023-10-11_at_15.18.49.png)
+
+## Build yo' board!
+