SMUGDESK
SMUGDESK PD/QC Decoy Board USB-C 5V-20V 100W Trigger Module
Converts a USB-C PD charger into an adjustable 5V–20V, 100 W DC power supply for DIY projects and lab testing
- Adjustable 5V-20V output powers diverse DIY projects
- 100W max capacity handles demanding small equipment
- Converts USB-C PD chargers into lab bench supplies
- Compact PCB design embeds easily in custom enclosures
- Supports multiple fast-charge protocols for broad adapter compatibility
DIY Power Conversion Module
This SMUGDESK PD/QC decoy board activates fast-charge protocols from any USB-C PD power source and converts it into an adjustable DC output. It is built for makers, technicians and hobbyists who need a compact, programmable voltage source for bench testing, device modification or custom enclosure projects.
Build Integration Requirements
The module requires a USB-C PD charger or power bank that supports the target voltage profile and sufficient power rating to reach the 100W maximum output. It frees the builder from fixed-voltage wall adapters by turning a single portable PD source into a versatile 5V to 20V adjustable supply for motors, routers, cameras and LED lighting.
Protocol Negotiation Benefit
On-board PD and QC handshake logic automatically locks the requested voltage after connection, removing the need for complex firmware or manual register configuration. This hardware-level negotiation ensures stable DC delivery for sensitive small-power equipment and simplifies integration into automated test fixtures or portable field kits.
Highlights
- Adjustable 5V-20V output powers diverse DIY projects
- 100W max capacity handles demanding small equipment
- Converts USB-C PD chargers into lab bench supplies
- Compact PCB design embeds easily in custom enclosures
- Supports multiple fast-charge protocols for broad adapter compatibility
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
At what output voltage does the 100 W power limit first appear under sustained use?
The module can deliver up to 100 W across its 5 V to 20 V adjustable range; the exact voltage where the limit is first reached depends on the connected PD power source's capability.
How much heat or noise does the board produce when running continuously at full load?
The compact PCB has no active cooling; heat and audible noise are minimal but will vary with the input adapter's efficiency and the load applied.
What USB-C power adapter must I already own for this trigger board to function?
You need a USB-C PD charger or power bank that supports the desired voltage profile up to 20 V and can supply the required wattage.
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