The IP5328P Fast Charging Module is a versatile and powerful solution for DIY power bank enthusiasts. It features a highly integrated SOC that supports multiple fast-charging protocols including QC3.0, QC2.0, FCP, and AFC. Read more
The IP5328P Dual USB Fast Charging Module is the ultimate "all-in-one" solution for building a high-end, professional-grade power bank. At Electrapac, we recommend this board for advanced makers who want to move beyond simple 5V charging and embrace Quick Charge (QC 3.0) and Power Delivery (PD) standards.
The IP5328P is a highly integrated multi-protocol power management IC.
Multi-Protocol Support: Automatically detects the connected device and selects the fastest possible charging speed (up to 12V).
Two-Way Type-C PD: The Type-C port works as both an input (to charge the power bank) and an output (to charge your phone), supporting the Power Delivery standard.
Synchronous Switching: The high-efficiency boost converter minimizes heat, ensuring your Electrapac power bank doesn't throttle during high-power 18W sessions.
Smart Power Indicator: Features 4 onboard LEDs to show battery level (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) and a dedicated "Fast Charge" indicator light.
Full Safety Suite: Includes protection against over-voltage, under-voltage, short-circuit, and high temperatures, keeping your lithium cells safe.
To ensure your high-speed power bank performs reliably, follow these assembly rules:
Parallel Battery Setup: You can use multiple 18650 cells to reach high capacities (20,000mAh), but they must be wired in parallel (3.7V). Connecting them in series will destroy the module.
Wire Thickness: Because this module pulls and pushes high current for 18W charging, use thick copper wires between the battery and the B+/B- pads.
Initial Activation: After soldering the battery, you must plug a charger into the input port to "activate" the board and start the output.
The Button: A single press checks the battery level; a double press turns off the output; a long press can toggle a small LED torch if equipped.
High-End DIY Power Banks: Creating a custom charger that matches the performance of retail "Fast Charge" brands.
Portable Field Power: Powering 9V or 12V electronics (like wireless routers or monitors) directly from a USB power bank board.
Project Enclosures: Integrating a professional charging interface into 3D-printed handheld devices.
Outdoor Gear: Building rugged, high-capacity portable power for long-distance hiking or camping.
Device Repair: Upgrading older power banks with modern QC 3.0 and Type-C PD capabilities.
We source the IP5328P Module with high-current rated inductors to ensure the 18W output remains stable without excessive coil whine or heat. At
| Specifications | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| Main Controller | IP5328P |
| Input Ports | USB Type-C (PD), Micro-USB |
| Output Ports | 2x USB-A (QC 3.0), 1x USB Type-C (Two-way PD) |
| Fast Charge Protocols | QC3.0, QC2.0, PD3.0, PD2.0, FCP, AFC, MTK PE+ |
| Output Power | Up to 18W (Max) |
| Conversion Efficiency | Up to 95% |
| Battery Compatibility | 3.7V Lithium (18650, Li-Po) in Parallel |
| Package | 1 x 1 IP5328P Power Bank Circuit |
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