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Small rectangular USB-C male connector with gold pins on green circuit board

Fervit

Fervit 24-pin USB 3.1 Type-C Male SMT Connector with PC Board

SKU CH-P3KP-SAXTC

A 24-pin USB 3.1 Type-C male SMT connector with an attached PC board for custom cable soldering, featuring a built-in 56K resistor and support for 10Gbps data and 5V 3A power

  • USB 3.1 connector delivers 10 Gbps data speed
  • 24-pin USB-C male plug handles up to 3 A at 5 V
  • Built-in 56 kΩ resistor ensures safe power negotiation
  • SMT mount with PCB simplifies board-level integration
  • DIY-friendly design lets you solder your own cable

DIY USB-C connector for custom cables

This Fervit part is a 24-pin USB 3.1 Type-C male plug mounted on a small printed circuit board. It is aimed at hobbyists and engineers who need to build or repair their own USB-C cables with a surface-mount footprint.

Sustained 10 Gbps data and 3 A power

The connector uses a USB 3.0 pinout rated for 10 Gbps signalling and includes a built-in 56K resistor so the port can negotiate up to 3 A at 5 V. The PCB helps maintain signal integrity and thermal stability during long transfers or continuous charging sessions.

Solder-ready PCB with SMT pads

The board arrives with the plug already placed; you solder your cable wires directly to the exposed pads. A fine-tip iron and flux are recommended because the pitch is tight. Builders without microscope access or rework experience often bridge adjacent pins, so inspect each joint before use.

Highlights

  • USB 3.1 connector delivers 10 Gbps data speed
  • 24-pin USB-C male plug handles up to 3 A at 5 V
  • Built-in 56 kΩ resistor ensures safe power negotiation
  • SMT mount with PCB simplifies board-level integration
  • DIY-friendly design lets you solder your own cable

Specifications

BrandFervit

Questions about this item

Does the built-in 56K resistor limit heat when the connector runs at 3A all day?

The 56K resistor enables proper USB-C current negotiation so the host only delivers up to 3A at 5V, keeping power dissipation within the connector's design limits during continuous use.

What cable wires and tools do I need to finish this DIY connector?

You must supply a USB 3.1 compatible cable with 24 conductors and a soldering iron to attach each wire to the exposed pads on the attached PC board.

Will this SMT plug work with a USB 3.0 host that only has a Type-A port?

This is a USB-C male plug with USB 3.0 pinout supporting 10Gbps data; it requires a USB-C receptacle on the host side and cannot mate directly with a legacy Type-A port.

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