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USB Type-C lithium battery charging protection module

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Charging chip manufacturer model: TP4056X Product number: C191323 Battery protection chip manufacturer model: DW01A Product number: C436931 4.2V lithium battery charging protection module uses USB Type-C power supply and supports CtoC charger computer power supply. This is the second version and the distance has been changed. Testing available

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