What is the load center? | FixOEM
What a catch Fixers! Today we will talk about one of the most important things about our phone: the charging center.
But Uncle Fixo, what is that? Well, look, pa', I'll explain, it's the port where the USB cable is connected to supply power to the device's battery.
Ah, wow!, And then?... Hold on, you're getting very gravy on us. If this compadre did not exist, our mobile would run out of battery forever and we would have to buy another one since it would automatically become disposable. What pedul would arm us!, right?
However, there are different types of load centers, the most common are:
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Micro USB: This carnal is one of the most used but it is already half ruculetas. It was created in 2007 and is characterized by being small and easy to connect (as well as your friend's, the grasshopper). It is found in many electronic devices besides cell phones.
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USB-C: Ah, this guy is already more recent and is currently used by many cell phone brands. It is characterized by being faster and safer than micro USB. In addition, its reversible shape allows you to connect the cable from either side. Now it does get in anyway. Who knew you would have so much in common with a USB-C?
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Lightning: This is already known to be the sucker because it is the type of exclusive charging center for Apple devices, such as the iPhone or iPad. You know, the ones most of us mundanes don't get in touch with. This wey is characterized by having a different design from micro USB and by being more resistant and durable. Well apol had to be.
It is important to note that, although all centers vary, they fulfill the same function: charge our cell phones. Naname hand! Imagine if you didn't have a battery, you wouldn't be able to send tasty messages to Brittany.
But hey, carnal, we hope that it has become clear to you what load centers are and if not, alch read it again. Wash it off, dogs!