Micro USB Cable Splitter OTG Enhancer Power USB 2.0 A Female to Micro USB Male and Micro 5 Pin Female Adapter

Description

CHARACTERISTICS

– Cable OTG length: 15 centimeters
– USB cable length: 15 cm
– Includes: Micro-USB connector type B (for connecting to the Android device)
– USB A adapter type (to connect to the USB device) + USB Adapter Type A (charger)

 

Tutorial: How to use Micro USB OTG Cable Splitter

The Micro USB OTG Cable Splitter is a useful accessory for those who need to connect two devices through a single micro-USB connector. Ideal for developers and makers working with Arduino or other Android devices.

What you need

• Android device
• USB A to B cable
• USB power supply

Steps

1. Connect the cable splitter to the Android device via the micro-USB end.
2. Connect a USB cable to the female USB-A end of the cable splitter to connect to other devices or power supplies.
3. Check that both devices are recognized and functioning correctly.

Mini project

[“Connecting an Arduino to an Android tablet via the OTG cable to control the Arduino from a dedicated app.”, ‘Project time: 30 minutes’]

Common mistakes

• Ensure that both devices are correctly recognized by the operating system.
• Check the compatibility of the OTG cable with the Android device being used.
• Don’t forget to verify the adequacy of the electrical voltage provided by the USB power supply connected to the cable splitter.

Recommended accessories

• Arduino Uno
• USB Power Supply 5V
• Android Tablet

Frequently asked questions

My device does not recognize the OTG cable.
Check that your device supports the OTG functionality and that the drivers are up to date.

Can I use this cable to charge a phone?
Yes, but make sure the USB power supply has sufficient charging capacity.