Description
Overview
A USB 3.1 Type-C male plug on a small solder board, with 7 pins brought out for a wire joint. Power-focused rather than a full 24-pin receptacle, it is rated 20 V at 5 A, up to 100 W Power Delivery.
Specifications
- Connector: USB 3.1 Type-C, male
- Contacts: 7 pin
- Rating: 20 V, 5 A
- Power Delivery: 100 W
- Termination: solder pads for wire
- Mounting: PCB board
Purpose
A 100 W Type-C link needs wider power contacts and heavier wire than a data-only plug takes, and a moulded plug cannot go on a cable you build. The 7-pin set concentrates on power; the board gives a flat pad to land the wire.
Applications
- Repairing a USB-C charging lead
- PD tail for a project box
- Charging port for a power bank build
- Bench supply lead with a Type-C end
- Solder-in input on a custom PCB
How to Use
- Work out the pad order from the board; the plug mates either way, the solder side does not.
- Use wire sized for 5 A, since thin leads heat before the connector does.
- Meter every pad for a bridge to its neighbour before power.
- Anchor the cable to the board so the joints carry no pull.
- Keep to 20 V at 5 A on a PD source that negotiates the voltage.








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