Средства разработки интерфейсов UMFT231XA-01

Оценочный модуль , USB - Serial UART с квитированием DIP, USB детектирование зарядки батареи

The UMFT231XA-01 is a USB to serial full handshake UART DIP development module with a 0.3inch row pitch. It utilizes FT231XQ which is a USB to UART interface with a battery charger detection feature, which can allow batteries to be charged with a higher current from a dedicated charger port (without the FT231X being enumerated). In addition, asynchronous and synchronous bit bang interface modes are available. The internally generated clock (6MHz, 12MHz and 24MHz) can be brought out of the on one of the CBUS pin to be used to drive a microprocessor or external logic. The UMFT231XA-01 is a module which is designed to plug into a standard 0.3inch wide 20 pin DIP socket. This development module has two solder links fixed to the top side of the PCB. These solder link can be adjusted by removing the solder linking the two PADs to produce an open or by placing a solder bridge to produce a short.

• Small PCB assembly module designed to fit a standard 7.62mm (0.3inch) wide 20 pin DIP socket
• On board USB mini B socket allows module to be connected to PC via a standard A to mini B USB cable
• Functionally configurable using solder links
• Default solder links setup enables module to function without peripheral wires or application board
• Entire USB protocol handled on the chip, no USB specific firmware programming required
• Low USB bandwidth consumption
• UHCI/OHCI/EHCI host controller compatible
• USB 2.0 full speed compatible
• Integrated power on reset circuit
• Configurable I/O pin output drive strength

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Связь и Сеть, Переносные Устройства, Потребительская Электроника, Визуализация, Видео и Зрение, Аудио, Считывание и Контрольно-измерительная Аппаратура, Промышленное, Беспроводное

Примечания

Использование этого устройства в приложениях поддержки жизни или безопасности на страх и риск пользователя. Use of this device in life support and/or safety applications is entirely at the user's risk.