Description
Overview
USB-C PD2.0 / PD3.0 and QC trigger with a DC output at a fixed 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V or 20V, terminated in a male plug. It negotiates the requested voltage from a PD or QC capable supply so a fixed-voltage device can be powered from a USB-C charger.
Specifications
- Output: 5V / 9V / 12V / 15V / 20V (fixed per variant)
- Protocols: USB-C PD2.0 / PD3.0 and QC
- Connector: USB-C input, DC male plug output
- Function: voltage trigger / polling detector
Purpose
It turns a USB-C PD charger into a fixed DC supply, which is useful when a device expects a specific voltage and you want to avoid carrying a dedicated adaptor. Because PD negotiates rather than passively converting, the charger is told exactly what to deliver.
Applications
- Powering fixed-voltage devices from PD chargers
- Portable networking and audio equipment
- Bench testing and prototyping
- Replacing a dedicated adaptor with a USB-C supply
How to Use
- Pick the fixed voltage that matches your device — these are not adjustable.
- Use a charger that supports PD or QC; a basic 5V charger cannot negotiate higher voltages.
- Confirm polarity on the DC plug before connecting.
- Check the negotiated voltage with a meter before attaching the device.
- Keep the load within the charger’s rating at that voltage.
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