PD fast charging (Power Delivery) interface is a new charging technology that allows chargers to transmit larger amounts of electricity through the USB-C interface, achieving faster charging results. The following are several common PD fast charging interfaces:
1. USB-C interface: The USB-C interface is the most common interface in PD fast charging, as it can provide up to 100W of power, allowing the charger to transmit more energy to the device.
2. USB-A interface: Although the USB-A interface itself is not a PD fast charging interface, the PD fast charging function can be achieved through the USB-A to USB-C adapter.
3. Lightning interface: Apple's Lightning interface also supports PD fast charging, allowing Apple devices to charge faster by using a compatible PD fast charging charger.
4. Micro USB interface: The old-fashioned Micro USB interface can also support PD fast charging by using a compatible PD fast charging adapter.
Although PD fast charging can achieve a faster charging effect compared to traditional charging techniques, it should be noted that PD fast charging chargers can only be used for charging if the device supports the PD fast charging function. Otherwise, even using a PD fast charging charger can only achieve ordinary charging effects.
