| Feature | Specification | | :--- | :--- | | | Female (Sink role) and Male (Source role) | | Supported PD Standard | USB PD 3.1 Rev 2.0 (up to 240W) | | Voltage Profiles | Fixed: 5V, 9V, 15V, 20V, 28V, 36V, 48V (038-specific) | | Current Max | 5A continuous (6A peak) | | Trigger Modes | Manual (button/rotary encoder) / Automatic (scripted) | | Data Passthrough | USB 2.0 only (no SuperSpeed) | | Display | 0.96" OLED (voltage, current, temperature) | | Thermal Sensor | Onboard NTC thermistor (critical for "Hot" mode) |
This comprehensive guide breaks down every aspect of the PD Runner 038 Hot, from its core specifications to advanced thermal management strategies. The PD Runner 038 is a specialized USB Power Delivery (PD) trigger and emulator device. Its primary function is to simulate PD negotiations between a source (charger/power bank) and a sink (laptop/phone). The "038" typically refers to the firmware or hardware revision supporting up to 38 voltage/current profiles, often delving into EPR (Extended Power Range) modes up to 48V and 5A. pd runner 038 hot
In the rapidly evolving world of high-performance power delivery (PD) testing and simulation, few tools have garnered as much attention—and as many questions—as the PD Runner 038 Hot . Whether you are an embedded systems engineer, a USB-C hardware tester, or a hobbyist deep in the trenches of Power Delivery 3.1, you have likely encountered this device. | Feature | Specification | | :--- |