PPSTrigger V2 - Current Limit USB PD/PPS trigger

Name: PPSTrigger V2 - Current Limit USB PD/PPS trigger
SKU: 34828
Price: 14.90 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

The more advance PPS trigger board. Allow users to select arbitrary voltage and provide current limit capability

Designed by CentyLab LLC in United States of America

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The more advance PPS trigger board. Allow users to select arbitrary voltage and provide current limit capability

Status: Back in stock on Jan 10th,2025 due to components lead time Download: User Manual for PPSTriggerV2 Specification USB-C Trigger for fixed PDOs, or PPS with Constant Voltage or Constant Current…

Specification

USB-C Trigger for fixed PDOs, or PPS with Constant Voltage or Constant Current mode. The operating trigger range is 3.3V-21V @ 3A max.

Application

Constant Current/Constant Voltage battery charger. Do not leave battery charge unattended.
LED driver with constant current limit.

How to use the board

Default (no jumper): CV mode. Max voltage is set by the potentiometer. Maximum current rated for cable/power supply.
1A jumper: CC mode at 1A. Max voltage is set by the potentiometer.
1.5A jumper: CC mode at 1.5A. Max voltage is set by the potentiometer.
2A jumper: CC mode at 2A. Max voltage is set by the potentiometer.
2.5A jumper: CC mode at 2.5A. Max voltage is set by the potentiometer.
3A jumper: CC mode at 3A. Max voltage is set by the potentiometer.
4A jumper: No application

When CC mode is selected through the jumper, if the power supply does not support PPS mode, there will be no power at the output. This is a sanity check for CC mode.

CC: Constant Current Mode

CV: Constant Voltage Mode

Important note

Most modern USB-C chargers support PPS. Through our small sample size that includes powerbank/charger from Anker, Ugreen, and Baseus, here is our recommendation for getting Constant Current mode out of the box:

We recommend using CC mode whenever possible as it will limit the output voltage to 3A or less using PPS. Standard profiles do not have a current limit and can result in pushing more than 3A over a 3A-rated cable if the source is not 100% compliant. In CC mode, only the PPS profile is activated, if there is no PPS profile, the output is turned off.

In Constant Voltage, the trigger board will try to utilize the PPS profile if it exists before using the standard fixed profile to provide the requested voltage from the potentiometer..