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USB to 3-pin RS232 cable with FTDI chipset, wire ends, 24 AWG

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Ruth's sister USB to 3Pin RS232 cable FTDI 24 AWG

SKU CH-2BBS-ZX154

Connects a USB port to a 3-pin RS232 header using an FTDI chipset and 24 AWG wiring

  • FTDI chipset ensures reliable serial communication
  • USB to 3Pin RS232 connects legacy devices
  • 24 AWG wiring supports durable signal transfer
  • TX RX pinout simplifies direct wiring

USB-to-RS232 adapter with FTDI chipset

This USB to 3-pin RS232 cable uses an FTDI chipset to provide a reliable serial link. The 24 AWG wiring supports TX and RX signals for straightforward data transfer. It is built for engineers and hobbyists who need a simple USB-to-serial connection.

Suits legacy serial devices, not multi-signal ports

The cable suits users connecting single TX/RX devices such as sensors, modems or older industrial gear. Buyers who need full handshake lines, DB9 connectors or higher pin counts should look at a different adapter.

Highlights

  • FTDI chipset ensures reliable serial communication
  • USB to 3Pin RS232 connects legacy devices
  • 24 AWG wiring supports durable signal transfer
  • TX RX pinout simplifies direct wiring

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 24 AWG version or a different gauge for my RS232 link?

This cable uses 24 AWG conductors, which suit typical RS232 wiring runs and the FTDI chipset built into the adapter.

What does the 232 designation tell me about real-world use?

It confirms RS232 voltage levels on the three-pin end, so the cable works with standard serial ports without extra level-shifting hardware.

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