KOOBOOK1Pcs CJMCU FT232H High-Speed Multifunction Module USB to JTAG UART/FIFO SPI/I2C Module
Details
- Compatible DevicesMonitor
- Specific Uses For ProductMonitor
- Connector TypeSerial Adapter
- Colorpurple
- BrandKOOBOOK
Description
🚀 Elevate Your Projects with KOOBOOK's Speedy Module!
- PLUG AND PLAY SIMPLICITY - No complex firmware programming required—just connect and go!
- ROBUST DATA TRANSFER RATES - Achieve UART transfer rates up to 12Mbaud for seamless communication.
- VERSATILE INTERFACE OPTIONS - Easily switch between UART, FIFO, SPI, and I2C protocols for all your project needs.
- COMPACT AND LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Weighing only 0.317 ounces, this module is perfect for portable projects.
- UNLEASH HIGH SPEED CONNECTIVITY - Experience lightning-fast data transfer with 480Mb/s USB 2.0 technology.
The KOOBOOK CJMCU FT232H is a high-speed multifunction module that seamlessly converts USB to various serial interfaces, including UART, FIFO, SPI, and I2C. With a data transfer rate of up to 480Mb/s and a compact design, it's the ideal solution for tech-savvy professionals looking to enhance their projects without the hassle of complex programming.
Specifications
| Brand | KOOBOOK |
| Item model number | KB258 |
| Item Weight | 0.317 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 4.69 x 3.11 x 0.28 inches |
| Color | purple |
| Manufacturer | KOOBOOK |
| ASIN | B07T9CPMHT |
| Date First Available | June 20, 2019 |
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Reviews
R**M
Worked as expected.
Tested as a UART, a JTAG programmer and a SWD programmer with OpenOCD.Worked fine for me.
Q**G
It works
it works
Y**G
Unfair rating
I give it one star because I did not make it work.Make sure (most time, you cannot) you know how it works, and how to make it work.
J**D
Works
The drivers worked, it was a simple soldering process and was easy to set up on windows. I made the mistake of accidentally connecting the 3.3v to a 5v output and fried the board. welp
W**D
Maybe I got a bad one.
Worked for a few minutes and got the drivers working, then it got really hot and caused Windows to show a warning message on my PC that my device caused a USB power surge and was disabled. Never actually got to use it.
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