USB-C PD Trigger Module – Voltage Selection
Put USB-C Power to Work in Your Next Build
Give your next electronics project a compact connection to USB-C power. This USB-C PD trigger module requests a supported voltage from a compatible charger, helping you bring power into a prototype or small enclosure without dedicating extra space to a bulky adapter. Its 13 × 10 × 4mm board keeps the build compact and the power-request function close to your circuit.
Key Benefits
- Compact 13 × 10 × 4mm board — Fit the trigger into a small enclosure or space-conscious build.
- Selectable-voltage versions — Choose the high- or low-voltage option for your planned power arrangement.
- USB-C input connection — Bring a compatible PD power source into the project without a bulky bench adapter.
From a prototype on the workbench to a compact enclosure, a dedicated trigger keeps the power-request function close to the circuit. The source must support the requested voltage: this board negotiates power and does not boost or reduce voltage itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this module boost voltage?
No. It requests a voltage supported by the connected power source; it does not step voltage up or down.
What output is the default?
The supplied instructions list a 5V default for both board versions.
What versions are offered?
High-voltage and low-voltage options are listed. Their voltage-setting diagrams are retained below.
How small is the board?
The supplied dimensions are 13 × 10 × 4mm.
Can it provide a voltage the charger does not offer?
No. The charger must support the voltage required by the project.
SPECIFICATIONS
Application: other
Brand Name: ICGOICIC
Choice: yes
Condition: New
Dissipation Power: n/a
High-concerned chemical: none
Operating Temperature: n/a
Origin: Mainland China
Supply Voltage: n/a
Type: other
is_customized: Yes
Ultra-small fast charging decoy module
The module adopts A high-current design, with an output current up to 5A. It comes in two versions, A and B, capable of outputting voltages ranging from 5 to 48V. It also features strong compatibility, supporting fast charging protocols such as PD3.1 and QC2.0, which can easily trick the charger to output the corresponding voltage. It uses short-circuiting switching, allowing for self-short-circuiting and switching to a specified voltage. The module has downward compatibility. If the power supply equipment does not support the set voltage, it will output the voltage that is closest to it
Main parameters:
Features: Compact size, high current design, multiple voltage Settings, and automatic priority application for fast charging
Output voltage: 5V/9V/12V/15V/20V/28V/36V/48V
Operating temperature: -40 to 105°C
Product dimensions: 13mm*10mm*4mm
Voltage regulation diagram
Type A:The default output voltage is 5V

Note: If you need to output 20V, but the power supply device does not have 20V output, the module will not be able to output 20V either.
Voltage regulation diagram
Type B:The default output voltage is 5V

Note: If you need to output 48V, but the power supply device does not have 48V output, the module will not be able to output 48V either.
Attention!
The module does not have the function of voltage increase or decrease. It requires the power supply equipment to support this voltage in order to induce the corresponding voltage