the_hauk
Newbie
Hello everyone,
this is my first post on this forum and i hope that i chose the correct forum for this question.
I am currently working on a pcb-solution to solve the following problem. I want to use an Intel Realsense-USB-Camera on top of a 6-axis-robot. The robot provides an internal ethernet-connection to operate PoE-Cameras with 24V. That means i have a PoE-Port at the Top (where the cam sits) and on the bottom of the robot.
I would like to use that internal connection to operate the Intel Camera.
My first attempt was to simply connect the data- and power-cables of the USB to a RJ45-Cable and hope that data and power "come out at the other end". unfortanately that failed. I can measure the 5V at the top, but my pc will not detect the connected cam. But windows alerts me about a defective usb-device.
My plan is to design a pcb that amplifies the signal and uses the PoE-Port to receive power from an external source at the bottom of the robot. (maybe 24V and regulate back to 5v at the camera-end)
I tried using signal-boosters from amazon etc. but they are to big and only USB2.0. For the camera to work properly i would need USB 3.0.
I´m using Fusion360 to design my pcbs, but i´m not much of an expert on which hardware to use.
Help is much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
this is my first post on this forum and i hope that i chose the correct forum for this question.
I am currently working on a pcb-solution to solve the following problem. I want to use an Intel Realsense-USB-Camera on top of a 6-axis-robot. The robot provides an internal ethernet-connection to operate PoE-Cameras with 24V. That means i have a PoE-Port at the Top (where the cam sits) and on the bottom of the robot.
I would like to use that internal connection to operate the Intel Camera.
My first attempt was to simply connect the data- and power-cables of the USB to a RJ45-Cable and hope that data and power "come out at the other end". unfortanately that failed. I can measure the 5V at the top, but my pc will not detect the connected cam. But windows alerts me about a defective usb-device.
My plan is to design a pcb that amplifies the signal and uses the PoE-Port to receive power from an external source at the bottom of the robot. (maybe 24V and regulate back to 5v at the camera-end)
I tried using signal-boosters from amazon etc. but they are to big and only USB2.0. For the camera to work properly i would need USB 3.0.
I´m using Fusion360 to design my pcbs, but i´m not much of an expert on which hardware to use.
Help is much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
