DEVLOG 1:

 I placed the CM5 chip symbol down and the USBC port to power it. Then I proceeded to try and make a voltage regulator/buck converter to make the power input always 5V 5A.

But then I realized that USBC already delivered 5V and that I never had to regulate the voltage in the first place, and it is highly unlikely that anyone will accidentally input anything higher than 5A and if they input anything drastically low, the CM5 will just throw a low power error anyway.

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