PDSink PD Decoy Fast Charging Test Board 5-20V

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PDSink USB-C PD decoy sink trigger board requests fixed 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, or 20V from PD chargers and power banks as a DC source for testing, prototyping, repair, and bench power.

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Product Overview

PDSink PD Decoy Fast Charging Test Board 5-20V is a USB-C Power Delivery sink trigger board that negotiates fixed PD voltages from 5V up to 20V, letting you turn a compatible fast charger or power bank into a convenient DC source for testing, prototyping, and bench power. Built around the PDSink decoy function, this PD trigger module is useful for DIY electronics, embedded projects, and repair work where you need to verify charger output or power routers, development boards, LED loads, and other compatible devices from a PD adapter. A handy choice for PD fast charging experiments and portable power setups.

Frequently asked questions

It works with USB-C Power Delivery chargers and power banks that offer fixed PD output profiles. It is not intended to force higher voltages from non-PD adapters or chargers that only support proprietary fast-charging modes.
The board is meant to be used as a ready-to-use USB-C PD sink trigger module for bench testing and prototyping. Connect it to a compatible PD source and your DC load, while observing the load’s required voltage and polarity.
It negotiates fixed USB-C Power Delivery voltages from 5V up to 20V when the connected PD source supports them. The available output depends on the charger or power bank’s advertised PD profiles.
Yes, it can be used as a DC source for compatible Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, router, LED load, or embedded projects. Use regulation or protection if the project requires a voltage different from the negotiated PD output.
A 20V output requires a USB-C PD charger or power bank that actually advertises a 20V fixed profile. If it stays lower, check the source specifications, USB-C cable suitability, load connection, and the board’s selected PD request.

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Features & Specs

USB-C PD SinkNegotiates fixed USB-C Power Delivery profiles from compatible PD chargers and power banks.

Voltage RangeSupports PD trigger voltages from 5V to 20V for testing, prototyping, and bench power.

PDSink DecoyBuilt around the PDSink decoy function to request fixed higher-voltage PD outputs.

DC Source OutputTurns a USB-C fast charger into a convenient DC power source for compatible devices.

Project ApplicationsUseful for DIY electronics, embedded projects, and repair work that need portable PD power.

Compatible LoadsSuitable for powering routers, development boards, LED loads, and other compatible electronics.

PD VerificationHelps verify charger output during USB-C PD fast charging tests and portable power setups.

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