GaN vs PD Charger | ZONSAN

GAN (Gallium Nitride) and PD (Power Delivery) chargers are both types of high-speed chargers that are designed to charge your devices quickly and efficiently. However, there are some differences between the two.


GAN chargers use Gallium Nitride as the primary material in their power transistors, which allows for more efficient and faster charging. This is because Gallium Nitride is able to handle higher voltage and current levels than traditional silicon-based chargers. GAN chargers are also smaller and lighter than PD chargers, making them more portable and easier to carry around.

PD chargers, on the other hand, are designed to provide power delivery to devices that support the USB-C Power Delivery standard. This means they can deliver up to 100W of power, which is enough to charge laptops, tablets, and other devices quickly. PD chargers also have more sophisticated charging profiles, which means they can provide the optimal charging rate for a wide range of devices.

The two are concepts of different dimensions and do not conflict. For example, ZONSAN's ZX-1U38T charger is a GaN PD 30W charger.