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[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9992-interface.jpg|thumb|right|9-24V Power PD Activation Module]]

[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9992-size.jpg|thumb|right|9-24V Power PD Activation Module]]

[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9991.jpg|thumb|right|Product Specification]]

[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9989.jpg|thumb|right|Product Testing]]

[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9987.jpg|thumb|right|9-24V Power PD Activation Module]]

~~[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9990.jpg|thumb|right|9-24V Power PD Activation Module]]~~

~~[[File:Pi5-Power-PD-Activation-Module-IMG-9974.jpg|thumb|right|9-15V Power PD Activation Module]]~~

==Overview==

The Pi5 5V5A PD Power Module is designed for Raspberry Pi 5, supporting 5V5A PD handshake protocol. It features dual input interfaces (USB-C PD & DC 5521 jack) and dual output ports, with a line loss compensation jumper and optional power switch. Delivering stable high-power output, it is fully compatible with Raspberry Pi CM4 for diversified deployment scenarios.

<span class="tb_red">'''Important Note:''' </span>

*<span class="tb_red">Total input power must be ＞ 30 W, please use a high-quality power supply ([[PSU60]] recommended).</span>

*<span class="tb_red">Jumper cap recommended for high line loss conditions, not for regular use.</span>

==Features==

~~'''Product Specifications'''~~

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~~! Category !! Specification~~

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|'''Input (Two Options)''' ||

*USB-C PD: Negotiates 12 V, total power > 30 W

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*44×55 mm

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|'''Compatibility''' ||

*Raspberry Pi 5

*Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4)

|}

*Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 (CM5)

|-

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|'''Key Features''' ||

'''Key Features'''

*Exclusive design for Raspberry Pi 5, supports 5V5A dedicated PD protocol

*Dual input options: USB-C PD & DC 5521 barrel jack, both <span class="tb_red">require ~~≥30W~~ input</span> for full load

*Dual input options: USB-C PD & DC 5521 barrel jack, both <span class="tb_red">require ＞30W input</span> for full load

*Dual output ports (USB-C & USB-A), stable 5A continuous output, 6A peak current

*Onboard jumper cap for +0.2V output voltage boost to compensate line loss

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*Power switch for frequent power cycling

*Equipped with 3D printed stand; CM4-compatible dimensions

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==Product Testing==

'''Test Equipment'''

*Pi5-5V5APD (the product)

*Geekworm 12V/5A DC5521 Power Supply <span class="tb_red">(~~Please~~ use a high-quality ~~power supply~~)</span>

*Geekworm 12V/5A DC5521 Power Supply <span class="tb_red">(Or use a high-quality replacement)</span>

*Adjustable Electronic Load Battery Tester

*USB Power Meter

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Q1: ~~Question 1~~

Q1: I tested it with the official 27W power supply, but the module outputs max 4.5A and shuts down at 4.6A (actual power 22.5W), unable to reach the rated 5V5A. Why?

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A: ~~Place~~ the ~~answer here~~.

A: This product requires a minimum input of 30 W for full-load operation. Please retest it with a qualified high-quality power supply; we recommend the Geekworm [[PSU60]].

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 [[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9992-interface.jpg|thumb|right|9-24V Power PD Activation Module]]
 [[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9992-size.jpg|thumb|right|9-24V Power PD Activation Module]]
+[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9991.jpg|thumb|right|Product Specification]]
+[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9989.jpg|thumb|right|Product Testing]]
 [[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9987.jpg|thumb|right|9-24V Power PD Activation Module]]
-[[File:Pi5-5V5A-PD-Module-IMG-9990.jpg|thumb|right|9-24V Power PD Activation Module]]
-[[File:Pi5-Power-PD-Activation-Module-IMG-9974.jpg|thumb|right|9-15V Power PD Activation Module]]
 ==Overview==
 The Pi5 5V5A PD Power Module is designed for Raspberry Pi 5, supporting 5V5A PD handshake protocol. It features dual input interfaces (USB-C PD & DC 5521 jack) and dual output ports, with a line loss compensation jumper and optional power switch. Delivering stable high-power output, it is fully compatible with Raspberry Pi CM4 for diversified deployment scenarios.
+<span class="tb_red">'''Important Note:''' </span>
+*<span class="tb_red">Total input power must be ＞ 30 W, please use a high-quality power supply ([[PSU60]] recommended).</span>
+*<span class="tb_red">Jumper cap recommended for high line loss conditions, not for regular use.</span>
 ==Features==
-'''Product Specifications'''
 {| class="wikitable"
-! Category !! Specification
-|-
 |'''Input (Two Options)''' ||
 *USB-C PD: Negotiates 12 V, total power > 30 W
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 *44×55 mm
 |-
 |'''Compatibility''' ||
 *Raspberry Pi 5
 *Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4)
-|}
+*Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 (CM5)
+|-
-----
+|'''Key Features''' ||
-'''Key Features'''
 *Exclusive design for Raspberry Pi 5, supports 5V5A dedicated PD protocol
-*Dual input options: USB-C PD & DC 5521 barrel jack, both <span class="tb_red">require ≥30W input</span> for full load
+*Dual input options: USB-C PD & DC 5521 barrel jack, both <span class="tb_red">require ＞30W input</span> for full load
 *Dual output ports (USB-C & USB-A), stable 5A continuous output, 6A peak current
 *Onboard jumper cap for +0.2V output voltage boost to compensate line loss
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 *Power switch for frequent power cycling
 *Equipped with 3D printed stand; CM4-compatible dimensions
+|}
 ==Product Testing==
 '''Test Equipment'''
 *Pi5-5V5APD (the product)
-*Geekworm 12V/5A DC5521 Power Supply <span class="tb_red">(Please use a high-quality power supply)</span>
+*Geekworm 12V/5A DC5521 Power Supply <span class="tb_red">(Or use a high-quality replacement)</span>
 *Adjustable Electronic Load Battery Tester
 *USB Power Meter
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-Q1: Question 1
+Q1: I tested it with the official 27W power supply, but the module outputs max 4.5A and shuts down at 4.6A (actual power 22.5W), unable to reach the rated 5V5A. Why?
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-A: Place the answer here.
+A: This product requires a minimum input of 30 W for full-load operation. Please retest it with a qualified high-quality power supply; we recommend the Geekworm [[PSU60]].
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