PowerPi Has Launched the SINK 100 Spoofer with PD/QC Protocol Support and Up to 100W Pass‑Through Capability

Preface

In the development of modern electronic devices, engineers often need to perform load testing on equipment operating at different voltages, which inevitably requires appropriate test instruments. To address this need, PowerPi has launched the SINK 100 spoofer – a highly cost‑effective solution built around the Suixinwei FS312BL high‑performance dedicated protocol spoofer. Supporting PD/QC protocol triggering and offering flexible voltage output via different DIP switch combinations, the SINK 100 is a reliable assistant for engineers during hardware debugging and testing.

Product Introduction

The newly launched SINK 100 spoofer measures 50 × 15 × 8.7 mm and weighs only 4.2g. It supports PD 3.0 (5V/9V/12V/15V/20V) and QC 3.0 (5V/9V/12V) fast‑charging protocols, with a maximum pass‑through capability of 100W (20V/5A). It can be used to verify the output performance of chargers under different fast‑charging protocols, as well as for charger lifespan evaluation, long‑term operational stability, and durability testing.

The product features an extremely simple design that significantly lowers the learning curve and testing threshold. Users can flexibly select output voltages through three DIP switches – JP1, JP2, and JP3. An onboard LED voltage‑level indicator provides clear real‑time status feedback. Whether for maker DIY projects or small‑team R&D, the device is easy to pick up and greatly reduces the barrier to entry.

How to Use

• Close JP1, JP2, JP3 – trigger voltage: 5V

• Open JP1 only – trigger voltage: 9V

• Open JP2 only – trigger voltage: 12V

• Open JP1 + JP2 – trigger voltage: 15V

• Open JP3 (regardless of others) – trigger voltage: 20V

How to Buy

Price: ¥9.9 / unit, with free shipping nationwide (China).
Taobao link: https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?ft=t&id=989548554864