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Connecting USB Ports of Personal Computers by Changing Kinect With Sensors

Ivaylo Vladimirov, Desislava Nikolova, Zornitsa Terneva
Technical University of Sofia, 8 Kl. Ohridski Blvd, Sofia 1000 & Bulgaria

Abstract: Normally the Microsoft OEM adapter is deployed to connect the USB port in personal computers. However, we have introduced models for changing the Kinect v2 sensor in order to connect the USB. To do so, we took the elements such as Kinect v2, Power supply adapter, F144 DC chassis jack, USB 3.0 cable type A-B, single conductor cable and a soldering iron. Our intention is to use other systems to connect Kinect and PC because the Microsoft has now has discontinued the production of Kinect v2 adapters.

Keywords: Kinect v2 Sensor, Modification, Microsoft OEM Adapter, USB 3.0 Cable Type A-B, Power Supply Adapter, F144 DC Chassis Jack Connecting USB Ports of Personal Computers by Changing Kinect With Sensors

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