MCookie-USBTTL

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mCookie-USBTTL

mCookie-USBTTL module, based on FT232Rl chip from FTDI company, can be directly connected with mCookie-Core , mCookie-Core+ or mCookie-CoreRF, to let them communicate with the computer to download programs or debug serial ports.


Features

  • When downloading programs, you can use it, and it can be reused.
  • When debugging serial ports, you can directly use MicroUSB to supply power.

Specification

USBTTL is interface transmission chip, which can realizes the transmission from USB to serial UART interface, and it can also transfer to synchronized or asynchronous Bit-Bang interface mode. FTDI provides driving programs under various operation system(OS). The design is simple, it is easy to use , and the compatibility is excellent:

  • USBTTL integrates EEPROM, which can be used in the configuration of IO and to store USB VID serial number and products description information.
  • USBTTL integrates level translator, which makes its I/O level supports 5V—2.8V width range;at the same time, the driving ability of I/O pins is strong, and they can drive multiple devices or longer USB cable;
  • The inside of USBTTL integrates power on reset, so the chip can produce clock by itself, without external crystal clock oscillator, and the inside integrates power supply decoupling RC circuit;it saves cost.
  • USBTTL meets the RoHS standard.

Documents

Development

Application

The DS_FT232RUSBTTL data cable describes that the output current from FT232R 3.3V can achieve 50mA.

FAQ

  • Can external power supply be used together with USBTTL to supply power to the system?
    • Because the 3.3 power-supply current of the current version of USBTTL is to small(within 100ma), it is not recommended. You can only use USBTTL during testing period. After program is debugged, you can use external power supply to supply power directly.
  • The computer cannot identify FT232(USBTTL)module, which is normal before.

Purchase

Gallery

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History

  • On 7th July, 2013, Microduino-USB2TTL is published.