POWER BUDGET
Charge C65
Dual-port desk charger concept
A dual USB-C charger concept for compact accessory collections. Power sharing, plug configuration and market-specific evaluation belong in the initial brief.
The target power is a design input, not a verified rating. Specify destination market and plug type; request applicable safety evidence before sale.
Build a device briefAll specifications, MOQ and planning windows below are illustrative.
EXAMPLE SPECIFICATION
The technical concept
- Architecture
- Dual USB-C / GaN-based concept
- Total output target
- 65 W maximum shared, example
- Input target
- 100–240 V AC / 50–60 Hz
- Single-port profile
- 5 / 9 / 12 / 15 / 20 V targets
- Enclosure
- PC shell / 52 × 41 × 30 mm example
- Development MOQ
- 1,000 units / plug configuration, illustrative
Define what changes.
- Plug configuration
- Power sharing profile
- Housing color and packaging
Scope each change against material availability, tooling and the sample plan. Final feasibility is confirmed during development.
Agree what approval means.
- Protection response and temperature-rise evaluation
- Dual-port load sharing and reconnect behavior
- Market-specific safety test plan; no certification claimed
These are example review topics. Methods, acceptance limits and required evidence must be agreed for the actual program.
A better starting brief.
This original demo worksheet lists useful development questions for Charge C65. It is not a laboratory report or supplier evidence.
Download DEMO worksheetDEVELOPMENT PATH
Validate before the pilot.
Electrical prototype → lab evaluation → pilot build
Planning window / example
Example planning window: prototypes 15–25 business days; lab scope and tooling determine the final schedule.
Intended program
Private-label power accessories / travel programs
SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE / PV-C65
The sample approval dossier.
Document the failing combination before changing hardware.
- Record first
- Host model and firmware
- Review together
- Simultaneous-function sequence
- Development sequence
- Electrical prototype → lab evaluation → pilot build
- Planning dependency
- Example planning window: prototypes 15–25 business days; lab scope and tooling determine the final schedule.
Charge C65 is a fictional product concept. Studio imagery illustrates the procurement environment and is not evidence of manufacture.
Charge C65: before requesting a sample
What should the first sample resolve?
Dual-port load sharing and reconnect behavior. Agree the method, sample identification, acceptance limit and reporting format before testing.
What does the example MOQ include?
The number shown is a planning illustration only. Confirm material availability, tooling, finish or color variations, packaging, sample charges and commercial terms in a real quotation.
What evidence is still required?
The target power is a design input, not a verified rating. Specify destination market and plug type; request applicable safety evidence before sale. No test result, certified performance or customer approval is implied by this page.