Description
Overview
A USB-C plug that acts as a PD trigger and polling detector, asking a PD2.0 or PD3.0 supply for one fixed DC level. It comes in ten versions: male or female plug, each wired to request 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V or 20V.
Specifications
- Interface: USB Type-C, male or female plug
- Protocol: USB PD2.0 and PD3.0
- Output: 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V or 20V, one level per version
- Function: fast-charge trigger and capability polling
Purpose
Most DC devices cannot ask a PD charger for anything but 5V, so this plug negotiates for them. One fixed level per version removes the guesswork.
Applications
- Running 9V or 12V routers from a PD bank
- Bench supplies fed from a USB-C charger
- 12V and 20V LED and audio boards
- Replacing barrel jacks on portable gear
- Test rigs needing a stable rail
How to Use
- Confirm the device input voltage, then order the version that requests it.
- Solder the DC leads to the pads and keep polarity straight.
- Plug into a PD2.0 or PD3.0 charger; a plain 5V port gives nothing to negotiate.
- Meter the output before connecting the load.
- Caution: the source must supply both the requested level and your load current, or it will drop out.
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