Max current 5v gpio power of Orange Pi Lite

[danybr]

Which is the maximum current delivered by the pin 5v of the gpio in an Orange Pi LITE?

I would like to connect on it some sensors that needs 5v power supply.

Thanks

[kris777]

See here ... (Attention ...Is differen  on RPI) https://linux-sunxi.org/Orange_Pi_Lite

[danybr]

On 5/5/2017 at 0:06 PM, kris777 said:

See here ... (Attention ...Is differen  on RPI) https://linux-sunxi.org/Orange_Pi_Lite

Hi, thanks for replay. With a search on Google I had already arrived at this site but honestly I did not find answer to my question. What do you mean with "RPI"? Raspberry PI?

[Igor]

He mentioned that be careful when reading pins on header since it is turned around on this board ...

[danybr]

I already know how GPIO pins are mapped on Orange Pi Lite, seeing this:

https://cdn.instructables.com/FMJ/ONNZ/ISCB1XXO/FMJONNZISCB1XXO.MEDIUM.jpg?width=614

 

OK, now: Which is the max value of current that can be erogated by 5v pin of the gpio in an Orange Pi LITE?

Thanks

[tkaiser]

16 minutes ago, danybr said:

I already know how GPIO pins are mapped on Orange Pi Lite

 

It's still about the orientation of the whole header (180°) and not pin mappings! And if you're talking about GPIO pins 2 and 4 then they're directly connected to DC-IN (you can even power Orange Pis through these pins and any of the GND pins on the header)

[rodolfo]

On 4.5.2017 at 9:43 PM, danybr said:

Which is the maximum current delivered by the pin 5v of the gpio in an Orange Pi LITE?

I would like to connect on it some sensors that needs 5v power supply.

 

5V GPIO pins on OPI LITE are directly connected to 5V power in socket and also to USB 5V without protection.  I've even been back-feeding power through one of the USB-ports. You can probably safely draw some <1000mA powering your sensors ( not actuators....) from the GPIO-pins, just make sure to use a decent power supply for the board. Best of luck.   

 

 

 

[danybr]

All right! Thank you!