- Integrated CH340C Chipset: High-performance USB-to-serial conversion with an internal oscillator for improved stability and a smaller footprint.
- Universal Micro-USB Interface: Convenient connectivity using standard Micro-USB cables—no specialized adapters required.
- Dual-Voltage Versatility: Easy-to-use jumper allows you to toggle the VCC and logic levels between 3.3V and 5V to match your project’s requirements.
- Onboard Status LEDs: Includes Power (PWR), Transmit (TX), and Receive (RX) indicators for instant visual debugging and data flow confirmation.
- Built-in Fuse Protection: Features a self-restoring fuse to safeguard your computer’s USB port against accidental overcurrent or short circuits.
- Full Pinout Access: Provides all essential pins (3.3V, 5V, TXD, RXD, GND, and DTR) for standard serial communication and “Auto-Reset” programming.
CH340C USB to TTL Serial Module Micro usb
| Main Chipset | CH340C (Crystal-less Version) |
|---|---|
| USB Interface | Micro-USB (Type-B) |
| Output Logic | 3.3V or 5V (Selectable via Jumper) |
| Baud Rate Range | 50 bps to 2 Mbps |
| Power Output | 5V (up to 500mA) / 3.3V (up to 100mA) |
| Supported OS | Windows 7/8/10/11, macOS, Linux, Android |
| Communication | Full-Duplex UART |
| PCB Dimensions | ~25mm x 16mm |



- Microcontroller Programming: Effortlessly upload sketches to Arduino Pro Mini, ESP8266, and custom-built AVR/ARM boards.
- Firmware Flashing: Update or recover software on routers, hard drives, WiFi modules, and 3D printer motherboards.
- Serial Debugging: Monitor real-time serial print statements from your embedded code to identify and fix bugs.
- Industrial Interfacing: Connect TTL-level sensors (GPS, Fingerprint Scanners, Bluetooth) to a PC for data logging.
- IoT Development: A compact bridge for configuring ESP32 or LoRa modules during the prototyping phase
The CH340C includes a built-in clock crystal. This makes the module more reliable in environments with physical vibration and allows for a smaller overall PCB size while maintaining 100% driver compatibility with the CH340G
Most Windows 10/11 and Linux systems will automatically detect the CH340C. If not, the CH340 driver is widely available and very easy to install
Yes. This module includes the DTR pin, which is necessary for the “Auto-Reset” function in the Arduino IDE. Simply connect DTR to the Reset pin on your Pro Mini
If you send 5V logic to a 3.3V device (like an ESP8266), you risk damaging the device. Always double-check that your jumper matches the operating voltage of your microcontroller before connecting
It can provide a small amount of power (up to 500mA on the 5V rail). While sufficient for basic sensors and small MCUs, high-power components like motors or cellular modems will require a separate power source








