FIELD GUIDESource-led reference

Synthetic examples — not physical tests

See what one number can hide.

These invented requests teach documentary boundaries. They are not actual device requirements or recommended charging configurations.

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Keep each band intact

A 10 V / 4 A hypothetical request fits one documented Samsung band, not a blend of several.

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Do not splice the maxima

15 V at 3 A must not borrow 4.05 A from the lower-voltage band.

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A regional production caveat

4 V at 2 A is below the minimum on the Indian SKU’s current page. No production cutoff is invented.

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A different scoped page

The same hypothetical numbers are within the EU SKU’s lower band. Actual unit identity remains unknown.

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An upper limit is incomplete

An in-bound number does not fill Google’s unrecorded lower PPS voltage.

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The power cap still applies

16 V at 3 A is 48 W, above the guide’s 45 W cap. Missing lower bounds do not hide a known conflict.

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The source is not the cable

A source-band fit does not override the selected cable’s separate 3 A limit.

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Keep fixed mode separate

A documented 9 V fixed output is assessed without inferring a PPS range.

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