FTDI USB-to-Serial Converter Cable 5V
€31.97excl. VAT€39.00incl. VATBuilt around the FTDI FT232RQ chip (housed inside the USB connector), this cable is a simple way to connect TTL-interface devices to a USB port
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Interface convertersBuilt around the FTDI FT232RQ chip (housed inside the USB connector), this cable is a simple way to connect TTL-interface devices to a USB port
Interface convertersThis small breakout board extends the connection distance between I²C-Bus devices (tested up to 20 metres, and the range can be greater depending on the quality and type of cable used)
Interface convertersBuilt around the CP2102 USB-to-UART data transfer chip, this board has a micro USB connector and a male header strip
Interface convertersCompact USB to serial converter (TTL level) based on the CP2104 chip
Interface convertersSmall USB-TTL converter based on the CP2102 chip
Interface convertersSmall USB to UART converter based on the CH340 chip
Interface convertersUSB – UART cable for asynchronous serial data transfer up to 3 Mbit/s at 3.3 V TTL. It is ideal for debugging and development thanks to full support for USB protocols and built-in signal handling.
Interface convertersUSB-RS485 converter adapter with a type B USB connector on one side and a 2-way terminal block on the other (D+ :A, D- :B)
Interface convertersUSB to UART converter based on the FTDI FT232RL chip
Interface convertersUSB-to-serial TTL converter cable based on the PL2303HX chip
Interface convertersSmall USB-to-serial converter based on the FTDI FT232RL chip
Interface convertersUnusually small USB to UART serial converter module (it measures just 16.5 x 12.2 x 8 mm)
Interface convertersBuilt around FTDI’s FT232RL USB-to-serial converter chip, this small adapter lets you connect an Xbee module to a PC (module not included – see related products)
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