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it's an iphone ... at home, the little cube-like white wall charger that the USB cable plugs into says 5V 1A ... just like my netgear router wall wort says 5V 1A ... I thought that since they matched, it should work just fine ... and I'm absolutely sure I have +5V tied to the right wire (red)...
I have a network router power supply (input, standard USA wall voltage - output 5VDC, 1A) that I have stripped the wires to try and hook it up to a USB cable phone charger. I cut off the USB port and soldered them together.
I am measuring 5V on open circuit, but as soon as I plug in the cable...
I am using the IR2117 spice model available from IR.
it has 2 subckts and I think Altium is not liking this...
it has
.SUBCKT IR2117
....
.ENDS IR2117
and
.SUBCKT COMP 1 2 3
E1 4 0 VALUE={IF(V(1)>V(2), 5V, 0)}
R1 4 3 1
C1 3 0 10P
.ENDS COMP
at the very end of the file
it complains about...
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