MCP2221A Breakout - Stemma QT/Qwiic module with USB converter - GPIO/ADC/I2C

The module with the converter USB-UART CP2104 dedicated for minicomputers Raspberry Pi. Adafruit 3589

USBRS232 interface with galvanic isolation

RS232 - UART converter based on the MAX3238 chip. It uses all lines of the RS232 interface, thanks to which the user has all the standard\'s functionalities at his disposal. Pololu 126

This is a basic breakout board for the FTDI FT232RL USB to serial IC. The pinout of this board matches the FTDI cable to work with official Arduino and cloned 5V Arduino boards. It can also be used for general serial applications. DEV-09716

The base plate is dedicated to ESP32 CAM modules. It allows you to connect the camera via a USB interface, e.g. to a computer. ESP32-CAM-MB

USB-UART TTL converter based on the CH343G chip. Equipped with a number of security features ensuring stable and safe communication. Waveshare CH343 USB UART Board (mini)

USB - RS-232 USB A (m) / D-Sub (m) cable with a length of 1 m. Akyga AK-CO-02

CP2102 USB to UART Module, USB micro connector

USB - UART converter based on the CP2102 chip. Compatible with a voltage of 3.3 V, has been equipped with a USB type C connector. Waveshare CP2102 USB UART Board (Type C)

The KAmodRS module is a reliable RS232-UART converter supporting voltages from 3 V to 5.5 V and enabling data transmission at a speed of up to 250 kbit/s. Thanks to the use of the MAX3232 chip, the module is ideal for a wide range of electronic and microcontroller applications requiring stable and effective serial communication

The KAmod USB HID module with the CH9350 chip enables reliable extension of USB HID signals via UART transmission, offering stable connections over long distances. With built-in protection features, advanced LED indicators, and full system compatibility, the device is ideal for industrial applications, embedded systems, and advanced control setups using standard HID devices.

The Adafruit CH9328 UART to HID Keyboard Breakout allows for easy and fast emulation of a HID keyboard without the need for a microcontroller with native USB. The module is used in prototyping projects, automation, integration with single-board computers and in testing devices where keyboard signals are required. Thanks to support for various transmission modes and simplicity of integration, it is a practical tool for electronics engineers and embedded system programmers. Adafruit 5973

KAmod USB-UART-mini is a compact USB-C to UART converter, based on the FT230XS chip, enabling communication at speeds from 300 bps to 3 Mbps and providing the option of mounting using an additional front panel; includes LED indicators, supports signal voltages of 3.3 V, optionally 5 V, and offers support for Windows, Linux and Mac

USB-UART converter based on the CP2102N chip. Compatible with a voltage of 3.3 V, it has been equipped with a USB type C connector. Adafruit 5335

A small USB-UART TTL converter module based on the CH340E chip with a microUSB connector