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USB to 3.3V TTL UART serial cable with wire ends, 1.8m length

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Ruth's sister USB to 3.3V TTL UART Serial Cable Wire End 1.8m

SKU CH-X11G-4G873

Converts USB to 3.3 V TTL UART with an FTDI chip and 1.8 m wire-end cable

  • FTDI chip ensures reliable USB-to-serial conversion
  • 3 V logic level matches common microcontroller I/O
  • 8 m cable length gives flexible bench placement
  • Wire-end termination allows custom connector soldering

FTDI USB to 3.3V TTL UART cable

This cable uses an FTDI chip to convert a USB port into a 3.3 volt TTL UART serial link. It is built for developers and engineers who need a direct serial connection to microcontrollers, embedded boards or debug headers without an external power supply.

Wire-end design for custom pinouts

The 1.8 metre cable terminates in bare wire ends instead of a fixed connector, letting you match any pin arrangement or plug type your target hardware requires. This flexibility suits prototyping and field service where header layouts differ between devices, while the USB interface draws power directly from the host.

Highlights

  • FTDI chip ensures reliable USB-to-serial conversion
  • 3 V logic level matches common microcontroller I/O
  • 8 m cable length gives flexible bench placement
  • Wire-end termination allows custom connector soldering

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What USB standard does the FTDI chip cable use and what speed does it cap at?

The cable uses a USB 2.0 interface and the FTDI chip caps the UART link at 3 Mbaud.

What physical clearance and mounting style does the 1.8 m wire-end cable need?

It needs a free USB-A port and 1.8 m of cable run; the wire ends are stripped for direct soldering or crimp terminals, no bracket required.

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