Type-C to USB

Statement: The board is only for personal DIY. If you change it or not, or your personal welding ability is not enough, or you fail to verify whether the board is normal, etc., which leads to damage to your personal Link or module, I will not be responsible.
 
Because the STLink V2 version and some DAPlink are corresponding USB interfaces, which is very inconvenient, unlike Jlink, which uses the typeC interface. TypeC is really easy to use,
 
so I derived this TypeC to USB-A board that I made for fun, and added the handshake line for PD power supply. The board is just a conversion, not a separate meaning.
It can be used with USB-A package. You can also modify the package module on the USB-A side and redraw the board.
 
Since I want to put the original shell of the Link back, I use the TypeC reverse sticker, so when you change it yourself, you should pay attention to whether it is set at the bottom layer, and the USB port cannot be wrongly packaged (I made a mistake in the package of the V1.0 version, which caused it to be reversed and reversed hahahaha)
 
Statement: The board is only for personal DIY. If you change it or not, or your personal welding ability is not enough, or you fail to verify whether the board is normal, etc., which leads to damage to your personal Link or module, I will not be responsible.
 
After receiving the board, I found some defects in the frame, so I slightly optimized it. There are some differences from the picture, so I won’t explain it.