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The USB 3.1 Type C Connector Board (Breakout / Test Board) is the perfect solution for quickly and effortlessly integrating a USB-C port into any DIY project, electronic circuit, or lab test setup. It features pre-soldered 2.54mm header pins, making it fully compatible with breadboards, prototyping boards, and Dupont jumper wires without requiring any extra soldering.
The USB 3.1 Type C Connector Board is engineered to bridge the gap between modern USB-C interfaces and traditional breadboards or prototyping environments. Because surface-mount (SMD) USB-C female connectors are notoriously difficult to solder by hand, this breakout board provides an elegant solution for makers, students, and engineers by breaking out all essential pins into a standard DIP layout.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Connector Type | USB 3.1 Type-C Female Receptacle (Socket) |
| Pinout Configuration | VBUS (Power), GND (Ground), D+ / D- (Data Lines), CC1 / CC2 (Configuration Channels) |
| Pin Pitch | 2.54mm (0.1 inch) – Standard Breadboard / Dupont spacing |
| PCB Material | High-grade FR-4 with robust traces and solder mask |
| Supported Capabilities | Data Synchronization & Power Delivery/Charging |
| Target Applications | DIY Electronics, STEM Labs, Embedded Systems, Hardware Diagnostics |
Each pin on the breakout board is clearly marked. For standard 5V power supply operations, connect the VBUS pin to your circuit's positive rail and the GND pin to the common ground. For data transfer or communication protocols, wire the D+ and D- lines directly to your microcontroller's USB transceiver pins. The CC (Configuration Channel) pins can be utilized with external 5.1kΩ pull-down resistors to trigger 5V power delivery when connected to smart USB-C PD host devices or chargers.
Electronics engineering students, DIY enthusiasts, STEM instructors, hardware technicians repairing or modding ports, and rapid prototyping applications featuring popular microcontrollers (such as Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi Pico, and STM32) requiring reliable Type-C connectivity.
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