Description
Overview
A break-out board that puts a 24-pin USB 3.1 Type-C connector on a 2.54 mm header, so the pins can be reached with probes or jumpers. Listed as a male plug, a female receptacle, or a male-to-female pair.
Specifications
- Connector: USB 3.1 Type-C, 24 pin
- Board: test and break-out PCB
- Header: 2.54 mm pitch
- Builds: male head, female head, male to female
- Use: data line and cable testing
Purpose
A Type-C plug is too small to clip a probe onto and its contacts hide inside the shell. Bringing all 24 pins out to a 2.54 mm header gives a place to land a probe, and the male and female builds cover either end.
Applications
- Continuity check along a USB-C cable
- Probing power and configuration pins
- Adapting a lead to a breadboard
- Type-C socket in a prototype
- Verifying a repair before reassembly
How to Use
- Choose the build that mates with the end under test.
- Confirm pin 1 against the connector body, not a label alone.
- Use the header for probes and jumpers, not load wiring.
- Check adjacent pins for bridges before plugging a device in.
- Keep test current low; this is a signal break-out, not a power connector.
- Unplug by the connector shell, not the board.






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