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FT311D development board with USB and pin headers

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SKU CH-52MD-H3JE6

Development board connecting Android devices to I2C, SPI, UART, GPIO and PWM interfaces

  • FT311D board adds USB-to-I2C, SPI, UART, GPIO and PWM to Android projects
  • Development board enables direct peripheral control from Android devices via USB host mode
  • Single FT311D chip integrates multiple serial interfaces reducing component count
  • New condition ensures reliable operation for prototyping and embedded development

FT311D Development Board for Android Projects

The FT311D development board provides a USB interface for Android devices to communicate with external hardware using I2C, SPI, UART, GPIO and PWM protocols. It targets developers and hobbyists building custom peripherals or sensor arrays that connect directly to Android hosts.

Sustained Operation on USB Power

The board draws power from the USB connection, so continuous operation depends on the host maintaining a stable supply during long debugging sessions. It is not suited for designs that require an independent power source or isolation from the Android device's bus.

Highlights

  • FT311D board adds USB-to-I2C, SPI, UART, GPIO and PWM to Android projects
  • Development board enables direct peripheral control from Android devices via USB host mode
  • Single FT311D chip integrates multiple serial interfaces reducing component count
  • New condition ensures reliable operation for prototyping and embedded development

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much heat does the FT311D development board generate during all-day operation?

The board draws power from the USB port and runs typical logic-level I2C, SPI, UART, GPIO and PWM circuits, so heat output stays low enough for passive cooling in an enclosed case.

What host interface must my system provide for the FT311D board to function?

A standard USB port is required; the board presents a USB device interface that Android or PC hosts use to reach the I2C, SPI, UART, GPIO and PWM pins.

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