CP2102 USB 2.0 to TTL UART serial converter Module 6 Pin

CP2102 USB 2.0 to TTL UART serial converter Module 6 Pin 

The CP2102 6-Pin USB to TTL Serial Converter Module is a compact and easy-to-use USB-UART interface based on the Silicon Labs CP2102 chipset.
It allows USB-equipped computers to communicate with TTL-level serial devices such as Arduino boards, ESP8266/ESP32 Wi-Fi modules, STM32 microcontrollers, GSM/GPS modules, and more.
The 6-pin layout provides the essential UART pins for programming and serial debugging. It offers stable drivers, fast data transfer, and compatibility across Windows, Linux, and macOS.

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Supported operating systems :-

• Windows 98/Me/2000/7
• MAC OS-9
• MAC OS
• X-Windows CE
• Linux 2.40 or later

Features :-

• Brand new and high quality
• Included USB transceiver, without external circuit device
• Includes a clock circuit and power-on reset circuit
• With 3.3V and 5V dual power output
• With three LEDs: power indicator, data reception indicator, the data transmission indicator, working status
• Meet the USB2.0 specification requirements
• SUSPEND pin supports USB suspend state
• With self-recovery fuse. In the event of the accidental short circuit, it can effectively protect your computer USB port and Downloader
• With reset signal output, etc. directly to the Arduino board Pro-mini download
• Asynchronous serial data bus compatible with all handshake and modulation controller interface signals
• The supported data format is 8 data bits, 1 stop bit and parity bits
• Connotation 512 byte receive buffer and 512 bytes transmit buffer
• Supports hardware handshaking or X-ON/X-OFF

Specifications :-

Applications 

• Programming Arduino Pro Mini and similar boards
• Flashing firmware on ESP8266 / ESP32 Wi-Fi modules
• Serial communication debugging
• Interfacing PC with GSM, GPS, RFID, Bluetooth modules
• Data logging using serial terminal
• Bootloader flashing and recovery for MCUs
• Connecting PCs to TTL UART devices in robotics and IoT
• Replacing traditional RS-232 serial interfaces with USB
• Educational labs and prototyping setups requiring USB-UART