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From: "Sebastian H. Gabrielli" <sebgab@sebamail.no>
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2025 22:05:10 +0200
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-# PROJECT NAME HERE
+# Power-delivery Enabling Widget (PEW)
 
-## Background
+## Description
 
-Why does this project exist?
+Power-delivery Enabling Widget (PEW) is a versatile
+USB Power Delivery (PD) trigger project designed to facilitate
+power management for external devices, either by acting as a
+machine in the middle when connecting to a USB device, or as a basic
+PD trigger exposing the power output for other uses.
+By acting as a machine in the middle PEW is able to see the requests from a device,
+communicating them to a PC for wasy debugging of PD applications.
+PEW provides real-time data for voltage, current, and power, which is accessible
+through a user-friendly PC application.
 
 ## Project specification
 
-What does this project need to do?
+### Hardware
+
+Must have:  
+
+- [ ] USB UFP PD 3.1 Trigger
+- [ ] USB DFP PD 3.1 Trigger
+- [ ] USB Data passthough
+  - [ ] USB 2.0
+  - [ ] USB 3.1
+- [ ] Voltage output available
+  - [ ] Banana-plugs
+  - [ ] Screw-terminal
+  - [ ] 100mil pin header
+- [ ] USB Communication to PC
+- [ ] No loading of the PSU power when connected to a PC
+- [ ] Voltage monitoring (1mV accuracy @ >= 1k SPS)
+- [ ] Current monitoring (1mA accuracy @ >= 1k SPS)
+
+Would be nice:
+
+- [ ] Display & buttons
+
+### Software
+
+To be decided
 
 ## How to use