USB Type-C PD Trigger/Dummy/Decoy Boards - Perfect addition to your kit!

[@ramidaoud3776]

240W PD3.1 28V 36V 48V decoy trigger pcb by Power-Z/ChargerLab available

[@69fox]

Very informative, thank you!

[@HasnainRind1985]

Sir why you not share module names or links

[@chrisbellemans7026]

It works only with QC USB C power supplies that switch when the board request the voltage. EX USB C 5V non QC will only give 5V output and not more. So a QC2 will switch between 5/9 and 12V. This board is not a Boost converter !!

[@dablet]

please share links to buy these boards

[@Gershy13]

which pd charger did you use? Any recommendations that arent too expensive?

[@OhadooElectronics]

I have one the purple ones with dip switches, but I only get either 5V or 15V for all the other voltages, I used a baseus 100W adapter and was checking using a FNIRSI 1013D scope (no DMM at hand) not sure why am I getting this behavior! any idea ???

[@DrkTrx]

Try with another PD charger or another PD decoy/trigger

[@DrkTrx]

My xiaomi 33w charger only has 5v, 9v and 12v, but if the load current it's low, gets back to 5v from itself

[@litegamer8888]

I have this module and i didn't faced any issues. All works properly. Maybe your module have fault

[@SreekanthKommula]

can u please list the part numbers

[@ameliabuns4058]

I wonder if I can chose two settings on the PD trigger board? say 9-12 and 5v would all work for my project

[@pavlovskyyp8799]

I have the purple module shown in 7:20, but i cannot get it to output 12V, only 5,9,15,20

[@CMKOGAMING]

what would I use if I want to use 12v dc battery power and convert it to usbc pd to power something.

[@osman3605]

Does all of these can automatically stop charging li-ion battery? Or you don't recommend to use these as battery charger?

[@zandatsu07]

can i use one of those pd trigger boards as a charger or adapater?

[@jacksonblack9408]

Thanks for the roundup! Very useful. I bought some similar units to 10:30 but it looks like I neglected to read that they are 12v fixed. They are practically identical to your ones but are missing a resistor on the 20v line. I wanted to make sure I didn't repeat the mistake, and from the types you reviewed it looks like they aren't all this way and you can get ones that output the full range so thankyou

[@captainoneaye]

Thanks for the video!

[@diginomad6016]

Great explanation..

[@oneundecided]

Thank you for this video. Please forgive me for asking something might be very simple for you, but what is the name of that connector to the multimeter you use at 2:56?

[@lajus-debattheo1745]

Search "wago" you're gonna find some, they are usually fit for solid copper wires like the ones in your home, but some are available for "multi strand" (bad translation but you get the idea)

[@meeow5333]

Which adapter are you using? Can you confirm if one side is USB A but (quick charge supported)then that works?

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

Can you wire the output of 2 boards in series to get both +|_ voltages?