Description
PD Decoy Module USB Type-C Female Fixed Voltage Power Trigger Decoy Module For USB-C chargers, power banks
The PDC004-PD USB Power Delivery Decoy Module is a compact and versatile tool designed for electronics enthusiasts, engineers, and developers working with USB Power Delivery (PD) technology. This module acts as a decoy or trigger to request specific power profiles from a USB PD power source, such as USB-C chargers, power banks, or adapters. By selecting the desired voltage and current output, users can effectively test and prototype devices that utilize USB PD for power delivery.
This module is particularly useful for powering DIY electronics projects, testing power supplies, or debugging USB PD-based systems without the need for complex setups. Its small form factor, ease of use, and robust features make it an essential tool for anyone working with USB-C PD technology.
Features:
- Supports Multiple Voltage Profiles: Triggers USB PD power sources to deliver specific output voltages, such as 9V, 12V, 15V, and 20V.
- Wide Current Range: Supports current delivery profiles up to 3A or more, depending on the power source capabilities.
- User-Friendly Design: Compact size and easy-to-use interface with clearly labeled buttons and LEDs for voltage profile selection.
- Versatile Applications: Ideal for DIY projects, electronics testing, power supply validation, and debugging USB PD devices.
- Compatibility: Works seamlessly with USB-C PD chargers, power banks, and adapters compliant with the USB Power Delivery specification.
- Durable Build: Made with high-quality materials to ensure reliability and durability in demanding environments.
- Safety Features: Built-in protection mechanisms to safeguard connected devices and the module itself from overvoltage, overcurrent, and short circuits.
- Plug-and-Play Operation: No additional software or drivers are required for operation.
Applications
- Prototyping and testing USB-C PD-based circuits and devices.
- Debugging and troubleshooting USB Power Delivery systems.
- Powering custom electronics projects with precise voltage and current requirements.
- Evaluating the performance and compliance of USB PD chargers and adapters.