MICRO USB-B POWER SWITCH MODULE

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A MICRO USB-B power switch module is a device that allows you to turn a circuit on or off using a micro USB cable and a power source. It typically consists of a switch that is controlled by a microcontroller, and a micro USB-B connector that is used to supply power to the circuit. The switch can be activated by applying a voltage to the control pin of the microcontroller, or by sending a signal via the USB connection. This type of module is often used to control the power supply to a circuit that is being powered by a computer or other device with a USB port. It can be useful in a variety of projects, such as creating a USB-powered device that can be turned on and off remotely, or building a device that only consumes power when it is actively being used.

Power your project from a USB Micro-B cable with this module.

USB Port	– Micro USB (Micro-B)
Power Pins	– VCC \| GND
Data/Signal Pins	– D+ \| D-
Additional OTG Port	– DI
Voltage Delivery	– 5V DC
Weight	– ±8g
Dimensions	– 15 x 12.7mm (Including USB Port)

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