usb-cwiring
This is a very ignorant question, as I am just getting into wiring diagrams and trying to understand them, but look at this picture of usb-C with usb 3.2:
With 2 high speed data paths, plus the old usb 2.0 data wires still there, how is this still considered a serial device? It seems like it's sending more than one stream of data simultaneously. Are the multiple data streams resolved on the software side?
You need one of these:
This is the female socket which goes with the connector, it has solder pins. If you would want one for PCB mounting it would look like this:
Note that due to the pin spacing it isn't fit for breadboard mounting.
My 2 cents coz had the same problem with my grandson's rc. The stock battery died after 4-5 charges. Simply, get new 2 pieces 18650 battery. Unwrap the stock battery pack, unsolder the wirings with the balance connector. . Use that same wire exactly on the new batteries. Bingo, you just save couple of dollars for stock replacement battery! Test using the balance connector, will read cell 1, cell 2 and total charge.
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Those are still serial data streams, just like in ≥gbit ethernet, etc. There can be multiple serial streams running in parallel to increase the bandwidth, but it's not parallel data transmission by any reasonable definition. The streams are individually equalized, clock recovery is done for each of them individually, etc. They are independent other than participating as transports for a higher level protocol that bonds them for a given application.