A compact, reliable USB 2.0 to TTL serial adapter designed for programming and debugging microcontrollers on the bench. Built around the Silicon Labs CP2102 chipset, this module creates a virtual COM port for firmware uploads and serial monitoring with broad driver support across Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. The small black PCB includes a 6-pin interface with a DTR line to enable automatic reset when flashing boards like the Arduino Pro Mini, ESP8266, ESP32, and many STM32 or other embedded modules that lack onboard USB. It offers dual voltage support with dedicated 3.3V and 5V pins and includes an integrated self-recovery fuse to protect your computer’s USB port and target device during development.
A compact, reliable USB 2.0 to TTL serial adapter designed for programming and debugging microcontrollers on the bench. Built around the Silicon Labs CP2102 chipset, this module creates a virtual COM port for firmware uploads and serial monitoring with broad driver support across Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. The small black PCB includes a 6-pin interface with a DTR line to enable automatic reset when flashing boards like the Arduino Pro Mini, ESP8266, ESP32, and many STM32 or other embedded modules that lack onboard USB. It offers dual voltage support with dedicated 3.3V and 5V pins and includes an integrated self-recovery fuse to protect your computer’s USB port and target device during development.
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Product Overview
Product Overview
A compact, reliable USB 2.0 to TTL serial adapter designed for programming and debugging microcontrollers on the bench. Built around the Silicon Labs CP2102 chipset, this module creates a virtual COM port for firmware uploads and serial monitoring with broad driver support across Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. The small black PCB includes a 6-pin interface with a DTR line to enable automatic reset when flashing boards like the Arduino Pro Mini, ESP8266, ESP32, and many STM32 or other embedded modules that lack onboard USB. It offers dual voltage support with dedicated 3.3V and 5V pins and includes an integrated self-recovery fuse to protect your computer’s USB port and target device during development.
