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Green circuit board with USB-A male plug and USB-A, USB-C, Micro-USB female ports plus pin header

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD USB 2.0 Splitter Adapter Male to A/C/Micro Female PCBA

SKU CH-S4CC-GC8QB

Bare PCBA splits one USB 2.0 male port into A, C and Micro outputs for 5 V 2 A total charging only, with 2.54 mm headers and 5.1 k CC pull-downs

  • USB 2.0 male input delivers power only, no data transfer
  • Three female ports — USB-A, USB-C and Micro-USB — share 5 V 2 A total output
  • USB-C port includes 5.1 k pull-down resistors on CC pins
  • Bare PCBA design lets you solder a 2.54 mm header for custom integration
  • No controller chip means it cannot function as a data hub

PCB USB Power Splitter

The LORDWORLD adapter is a bare printed-circuit board that splits one USB 2.0 Type-A male port into three female outputs — Type-A, Type-C and Micro-USB — plus a 2.54 mm pitch header for custom wiring. It is intended for hobbyists and repair technicians who need a compact power-distribution node without an enclosure or cable.

USB 2.0 Power-Only Interface

The upstream Type-A plug carries power only and does not pass data, so the device cannot function as a hub or enumerate downstream devices. Each output shares a single 5 V supply limited to 2 A total, and the board contains no controller chip to negotiate current or manage multiple loads intelligently.

5 V 2 A Shared Capacity

The three ports and the header together draw from the same 5 V 2 A budget, which is sufficient for charging one phone or powering a few low-current modules. Connecting several hungry devices at once will exceed the limit and cause voltage drop or shutdown, so the splitter suits light-duty charging or bench testing rather than multi-device fast charging.

Highlights

  • USB 2.0 male input delivers power only, no data transfer
  • Three female ports — USB-A, USB-C and Micro-USB — share 5 V 2 A total output
  • USB-C port includes 5.1 k pull-down resistors on CC pins
  • Bare PCBA design lets you solder a 2.54 mm header for custom integration
  • No controller chip means it cannot function as a data hub

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Should I pick the USB-A, USB-C or Micro-USB output for my device?

All three female ports are live at once; the board shares a single 5 V 2 A budget across USB-A, USB-C and Micro-USB so you simply plug in whatever connector your cable needs.

What does the USB 2.0 label mean for charging speed?

The male plug only passes power — no data lines — so the 2.0 rating does not limit current; total output is capped at 5 V 2 A across every port combined.

How does the USB-C port negotiate power without a controller chip?

The USB-C receptacle includes 5.1 k pull-down resistors on the CC pins, letting a connected device detect a standard 5 V source up to the shared 2 A limit.

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