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USB 3.1 Type-C 16-Pin High-Current Power Conversion Test Board | Breakout PCB for Type-C Connector Testing
USB 3.1 Type-C 16-Pin High-Current Power Conversion Test Board | Breakout PCB for Type-C Connector Testing
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USB 3.1 Type-C 16-Pin High-Current Power Conversion Test Board
A compact and essential breakout board for engineers and makers working with USB Type-C power delivery and high-current applications. This USB 3.1 Type-C 16-pin test board exposes all 16 pins of the Type-C connector to accessible pads, enabling precise testing, prototyping, and power conversion experiments without soldering directly to a Type-C receptacle. Ideal for USB PD testing, fast-charging circuit development, and Type-C integration projects.
Specifications
| Standard | USB 3.1 Type-C |
| Pin Count | 16 Pins (full Type-C pinout) |
| Board Type | Breakout / Test PCB |
| Application | Power conversion testing, USB PD, high-current circuits |
| Condition | New |
| Origin | Mainland China |
Key Features
- ✅ Full 16-pin Type-C breakout — access all VBUS, GND, CC1, CC2, D+, D−, SBU, and SuperSpeed pins
- ✅ High-current rated — suitable for USB PD power delivery and fast-charging circuit testing
- ✅ Compact PCB form factor — easy to integrate into breadboard or custom test fixture setups
- ✅ Clearly labeled pads — simplifies probing and wiring during development
- ✅ USB 3.1 compliant connector — supports both power and data pin testing
Common Applications
- USB Power Delivery (USB PD) protocol testing and negotiation experiments
- Fast-charging circuit design and validation (QC, PD, PPS)
- Type-C to DC power conversion projects
- Motherboard and PCB Type-C connector integration testing
- DIY USB-C power banks and charging hubs
- CC pin resistor configuration experiments (5V/9V/12V/20V PD triggering)
- Educational electronics labs and USB standard learning
Why Use a Type-C Test Board?
Soldering directly to USB Type-C connectors is challenging due to their fine-pitch pins and reversible orientation. This test board eliminates that complexity by providing a pre-soldered Type-C receptacle with all pins broken out to standard-pitch pads — saving hours of rework and reducing the risk of connector damage during prototyping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does this board support USB Power Delivery (USB PD)?
A: The board exposes the CC1 and CC2 pins required for USB PD negotiation. You will need to add appropriate PD controller ICs or resistors to your circuit to implement full PD functionality.
Q: What is the maximum current this board can handle?
A: The board is designed for high-current applications. Actual current capacity depends on your PCB trace routing and connector rating. For sustained high-current use (5A+), ensure adequate wire gauge on VBUS and GND connections.
Q: Is this compatible with USB 2.0 devices?
A: Yes. The Type-C connector is backward-compatible. The D+ and D− pins are accessible for USB 2.0 data connections.
Package Contents
- 1× USB 3.1 Type-C 16-Pin Power Conversion Test Board
