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The reasonable voltage range to power the Pi therefore is: 4.7 V to 5.25 V Current requirement Raspberry Pi 4 spec recommends a 3 A supply (15 W) , with a minimum current of 2.5 A if downstream USB peripherals consume less than 500 mA in total.
If you look on the Raspberry Pi Wiki Resources, under Documentation you will find 3D CAD files: RPi Model B 3D CAD files. Theses are various 3D CAD Versions in both RAR and ZIP. CATIA V5 RAR; CATIA V5 ZIP; ProE RAR; ProE ZIP; STEP RAR; STEP ZIP; SketchUp; SketchUp8; Eagle 5; I would say those are the "official" 3D CAD files.
Relatively new Pi 4B (Jan 2022) running latest Raspberry PI OS (based on Bullseye, 64bit). It's in the small red/white case and not being used on a breadboard or otherwise being manipulated. Power is the RPi 5.1v 3.0A adapter. The only other connections are Ethernet, HDMI and USB (Keyboard/Mouse).
The OTG USB port is the USB Type C port that is also typically used to power the Raspberry Pi 4. I haven't independently verified this for myself, but if your computer provides enough power, or you get a modified cable that lets you provide more power than your computer does directly, you should be able to use the Pi in USB Gadget mode the same way you could in past Raspberry Pi's.
sice 14.07.2014 the Model B has been replaced by Model B+. More GPIO. The GPIO header has grown to 40 pins, while retaining the same pinout for the first 26 pins as the Model B. More USB. We now have 4 USB 2.0 ports, compared to 2 on the Model B, and better hotplug and overcurrent behaviour. Micro SD. The old friction-fit SD card socket has ...
The Apple adapters and the official Pi supply come close, and fall within nominal tolerances. The USB charger spec allows the voltage to fall to 3.6V! Fast chargers are the wild west. All of this ignores the cable - to supply 2A @5V to the Pi the cable would need to be impractically large or ridiculously short.
Note that the Pi 2 Model B is a 4-core machine with each core idling near 0 and maxing near 0.25 W power demand. Also please realize that although it's very little power, if you are buying a solar panel, battery, charge regulator, etc. just to run the pi, you are spending a lot more on power hardware than you are spending on computing.
Welcome to the world of Raspberry Pi! Fortunately, the operating system on a Raspberry Pi is typically Linux based, and I assume this is the same for you. If I am understanding your question correctly, then you want to reinstall a browser onto your Raspberry Pi without having to reflash the whole OS. If so, just run:
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