USB Type-C PD QC Fast Charging Trigger Module 5V 9V 12V 15V 20V Decoy Board

Product Description

The USB Type-C PD QC Fast Charging Trigger Module is a compact power negotiation board that allows compatible USB Type-C chargers and power banks to provide different DC output voltages.

The module is designed for DIY electronics, power supply modification, testing, and portable projects. It negotiates with a compatible fast-charging power source and requests the required voltage according to the supported settings of the module.

Its compact size makes it easy to integrate into custom power supplies, electronic projects, repair tools, development platforms, and other applications requiring a USB Type-C power source.

Specifications

• Module Type: USB Type-C PD/QC Trigger Board
• Input: USB Type-C
• Input Source: Compatible USB Type-C fast charger or power bank
• Protocols: PD / QC depending on module and power source
• Output: DC voltage from negotiated USB power
• Selectable Voltage: Common versions support 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V and 20V
• Connector: USB Type-C
• Board Type: Compact trigger/decoy module
• Soldering: Output connection may require soldering
• Application: DIY power supply and electronics projects

Features

• Compact USB Type-C design
• Supports fast-charging voltage negotiation
• Can obtain higher DC voltages from compatible chargers
• Useful for converting USB Type-C power into a convenient DC supply
• Easy to integrate into DIY electronics projects
• Suitable for portable and battery-powered applications
• Small PCB size for space-limited projects
• No separate AC power supply required

Applications

Suitable for:

• DIY power supplies
• Electronics testing
• Repair tools
• Arduino projects
• ESP32 projects
• Development boards
• LED projects
• Portable electronics
• DC motor projects
• Robotics
• Battery projects
• Power-bank modifications
• USB Type-C power applications
• Electronic prototyping

Important Note

The actual output voltage depends on the supported PD/QC profiles of the connected charger or power bank and the trigger module configuration. This module does not boost voltage by itself. Do not connect a voltage-sensitive device until the output voltage has been verified with a multimeter.