thebradlywalker
- Dec 22, 2023
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Howdy,
I'm about to purchase a large (1200 units) order for some GPS trackers that recharge via micro USB. I need a good way to recharge these units in bulk. The status quo solution is to purchase a large USB bank and charge the units. However, the wires create quite the rat's nest. I would rather design a rack that only has the male, micro USB protruding through the rack. Whoever is recharging the ~100 units at a time would just "stab" the small GPS device down on the micro USB stub protruding through the rack.
I'm a mechanical engineer so I'm not completely ignorant, but also know very little about small electronics like this. I'm looking for some hardware guidance on how to step down the voltage/amperage from the wall receptacle to my rack to be able to do this.
I'm about to purchase a large (1200 units) order for some GPS trackers that recharge via micro USB. I need a good way to recharge these units in bulk. The status quo solution is to purchase a large USB bank and charge the units. However, the wires create quite the rat's nest. I would rather design a rack that only has the male, micro USB protruding through the rack. Whoever is recharging the ~100 units at a time would just "stab" the small GPS device down on the micro USB stub protruding through the rack.
I'm a mechanical engineer so I'm not completely ignorant, but also know very little about small electronics like this. I'm looking for some hardware guidance on how to step down the voltage/amperage from the wall receptacle to my rack to be able to do this.