The CP2102 USB to UART TTL Bridge Controller is a small bridging deviceforupdating RS-232 designs to USB, and features minimal components and PCBspace,while offering maximum efficiency with full speed USB 2.0 functionality.Theboard has a USB transceiver, an oscillator, a 1KB programmable EEPROMandasynchronous serial data bus with full modem control signals. Thesefeaturesare all packed into a tiny 42x15mm package that needs no externalUSBComponents or power supplies to operate. The device is USB-powered and uses clever firmware that includes allRS-232control and handshaking signals. This means you don’t have to stressaboutupdating the firmware, and can simply plug it directly into a USB driveon acomputer, access it as a virtual COM port, and then update designs fromRS-232to USB. To get set up for operations, the device simply requirestheinstallation of basic drivers, after which it can utilise variousstandardBaud Rates between 300bps and 1Mbits for serial communications. Thisremovesthe need for RS232 to TTL Converters like the MAX232, ensuring a farmoreconvenient and accessible way of updating RS-232 designs – especiallyforlaptops without serial ports. Additional Resources: Depending on what operating system you are utilising,youmay need to download CP2102 VCP Drivers to ensure optimalcommunicationsbetween your computer an the controller. Technical Specifications:| – 300bps to 1Mbits | – 1024-Byte | – 576 Byte Receive / 640 Byte Transmit | – USB Power | – 3.3V / 5V | – 3 (TXD / RXD / Power) | – USB 2.0 Full Speed (12Mbps) | – 7 / 8 / 8.1 / Vista / Server 2003 / CE / XP / 2K / 10 | – OS-X / OS-9 | – Linux 2.40 or Higher / Android 4.2 | – 42 x 15mm Typical Applications for the CP2102 USB to UART TTL Bridge Controller:The CP2102 USB to UART TTL Bridge Controller is most commonly used tomigratelegacy serial port based devices to USB, allowing programmers andElectronicsenthusiasts to create a wide range of projects with PC interfacing.It isdesigned to be comfortable to use for anyone experienced in RS-232 andserialcommunication protocol, to help build USB devices in a far easier andmoreconvenient manner. | 
