Input voltage: 6-18V (try to be greater than 13V)
Output voltage: 5-12V adaptive
Output current: 5A maximum
supporting agreement:
QC3.0 Class A, QC2.0 Class A
Huawei FCP fast charging 5V and 9V voltage configuration
Samsung AFC fast charging 5V and 9V voltage configuration
Spreadtrum SFCP fast charging 5V, 9V and 12V voltage configurations
Apple 2.4A, Samsung 2.0A, BC1.2
Very low internal resistance of the power tube: (top/bottom): 40mΩ/26mΩ
Ripple can be as low as 20MV (data sheet test form, 5V5A output)
Power indicator light, changes in brightness can indirectly reflect changes in output voltage
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The working current of the mobile phone when the power is 70%, the fast charge trigger fails, the reason has been identified and fixed in the engineering document: DMDP is reversed.
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