They call it a charge booster, what it is, it puts the proper charge signal on the data pins on the USB cable (D+ and D-)
USB charge booster
Ever wonder why some devices charge faster on different devices...the data pins in the cord control the devices charging characteristics
Small writeup on dedicated charging ports on USB
This device puts the charge signature on it and as long as the charger itself can output higher current the device charging will pull its maximum rated charge current
I built my own DIY board similar to this...it uses an old thrown away ATX power supply, the 5vdc rail on even an anemic 250WATT PS is well over 20A, in fact mine can push 24A, 14 on the 12VDC rail
Either way...this is the discussion on my "experiment," the above device is a passthru of what I made myself and has a case
http://budgetlightforum.com/node/33038
Either way...with this device...it "can" increase the charge speed of devices that seem to take forever to charge when you plug into a USB port
USB charge booster
Ever wonder why some devices charge faster on different devices...the data pins in the cord control the devices charging characteristics
Small writeup on dedicated charging ports on USB
This device puts the charge signature on it and as long as the charger itself can output higher current the device charging will pull its maximum rated charge current
I built my own DIY board similar to this...it uses an old thrown away ATX power supply, the 5vdc rail on even an anemic 250WATT PS is well over 20A, in fact mine can push 24A, 14 on the 12VDC rail
Either way...this is the discussion on my "experiment," the above device is a passthru of what I made myself and has a case
http://budgetlightforum.com/node/33038
Either way...with this device...it "can" increase the charge speed of devices that seem to take forever to charge when you plug into a USB port
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