NITOMTYU USB to Serial TTL-232R-3V3 UART Converter Cable TTL 3.3V 6Pin Serial Cable +3.3V TTL Level UART Signals, Compatible with Windows Linux MAC OS, FT232 Chipset, 1.8m/5.9ft
Product Description
NITOMTYU USB to Serial TTL-232R-3V3 UART Converter Cable TTL 3.3V 6Pin Serial Cable +3.3V TTL Level UART Signals, Compatible with Windows Linux MAC OS, FT232 Chipset, 1.8m/5.9ft
- COMPATIBILITY: Nitomtyu 6 feet USB to TTL-232r-3v3 6 Pin serial converter cable with 3.3V logic level , perfect for programming and debugging microcontrollers and development boards.
- VOLTAGE SPECIFICATION: Operates at 3.3V logic level (signal 3.3V, VCC 5.0v), making it ideal for modern low-voltage serial devices and microcontrollers
- PINOUTS: GND (Black/1), CTS (Brown/2), VCC(Red/3), TXD (Orange/4), RXD (Yellow/5),RTS (Green/6). Marks: The pinouts are marked on product for easy using.
- CABLE LENGTH: 6ft (72-inch) cable provides flexible working distance between USB host and target device
- PLUG-AND-PLAY: USB interface allows for quick connection to computers, while the TTL end connects directly to serial devices with no additional adapters needed.
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