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==Features==

*'''High-Current Optimized:''' Designed to handle up to '''5A''', with wide VBUS and GND traces for minimal heat and maximum stability in high-power DIY applications.

*'''Double-sided PCB:''' The '''dual VBUS and GND''' design ensures support for high current. A single VBUS channel can support an output of '''3A''', while two VBUS channels can support up to '''5A''' of current. (Achieving 5A current requires both VBUS channels to be connected simultaneously.)

*'''Double-sided PCB:''' The '''dual VBUS and GND''' design ensures support for high current. A single VBUS channel can support an output of '''3A''', while two VBUS channels can support up to '''5A''' of current. ('''<span class="tb_red">Note:</span>''' Achieving 5A current requires both VBUS channels to be connected simultaneously.)

*'''Dual 5.1kΩ Resistors (CC1/CC2):''' Integrated R1 and R2 pull-down resistors ensure your project is recognized as a power sink by any PD charger, enabling automatic 5V power output.

*'''Simplified 4-Pin Interface:''' Breaks down the complex 16-pin connector into 4 easy-to-use headers '''(VBUS, D-, D+, GND)''' plus back-side access to '''CC1/CC2''' for advanced testing.

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==User Manual==

* How to make it work:

[[File:USB-Type-C-Female-IMG-0578-1.jpg|~~600px~~]]

[[File:USB-Type-C-Female-IMG-0578-1.jpg|700px]]

==FAQ==

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 ==Features==
 *'''High-Current Optimized:''' Designed to handle up to '''5A''', with wide VBUS and GND traces for minimal heat and maximum stability in high-power DIY applications.
-*'''Double-sided PCB:''' The '''dual VBUS and GND''' design ensures support for high current. A single VBUS channel can support an output of '''3A''', while two VBUS channels can support up to '''5A''' of current. (Achieving 5A current requires both VBUS channels to be connected simultaneously.)
+*'''Double-sided PCB:''' The '''dual VBUS and GND''' design ensures support for high current. A single VBUS channel can support an output of '''3A''', while two VBUS channels can support up to '''5A''' of current. ('''<span class="tb_red">Note:</span>''' Achieving 5A current requires both VBUS channels to be connected simultaneously.)
 *'''Dual 5.1kΩ Resistors (CC1/CC2):''' Integrated R1 and R2 pull-down resistors ensure your project is recognized as a power sink by any PD charger, enabling automatic 5V power output.
 *'''Simplified 4-Pin Interface:''' Breaks down the complex 16-pin connector into 4 easy-to-use headers '''(VBUS, D-, D+, GND)''' plus back-side access to '''CC1/CC2''' for advanced testing.
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 ==User Manual==
 * How to make it work:
-[[File:USB-Type-C-Female-IMG-0578-1.jpg|600px]]
+[[File:USB-Type-C-Female-IMG-0578-1.jpg|700px]]
 ==FAQ==