- High-Stability CH340G Chipset: Features an external 12MHz crystal for precise baud rate timing and reduced data error rates during long-term serial logging.
- Universal Micro-USB Interface: Connect easily using standard Micro-USB cables—ideal for modern development environments where USB-C or Micro-USB is the standard.
- Dual-Voltage Flexibility: Integrated jumper allows for instant switching between 3.3V and 5V power and logic levels to suit different microcontroller requirements.
- Full Signal Breakout: Provides all necessary pins for standard UART communication, including TXD, RXD, VCC, GND, and the DTR pin for “Auto-Reset” microcontroller programming.
- Onboard Diagnostic LEDs: Features Power (PWR), Transmit (TX), and Receive (RX) indicators for immediate visual feedback on data activity.
- USB Port Protection: Includes an onboard self-restoring fuse to protect your computer’s USB port from accidental short circuits or overcurrent.
CH340G USB to TTL Serial Module Micro usb
| Main Chipset | CH340G (With External 12MHz Crystal) |
|---|---|
| USB Interface | Micro-USB (Type-B) |
| Output Logic | 3.3V or 5V (Selectable via Jumper) |
| Baud Rate Range | 50 bps to 2 Mbps |
| Current Output | 5V (Up to 500mA) / 3.3V (Up to 100mA) |
| Driver Support | Windows 7/8/10/11, macOS, Linux, Android |
| Communication | Full-Duplex UART |
| PCB Dimensions | ~26mm x 17mm |



- Microcontroller Programming: The primary tool for uploading sketches to Arduino Pro Mini, ESP-01, and custom-designed AVR/ARM boards.
- Firmware Upgrades: Flash or recover firmware on routers, 3D printer motherboards (Marlin/Klipper), and various smart home IoT devices.
- Serial Terminal Debugging: Monitor real-time system logs and debug print statements from embedded software during the development phase.
- Industrial Sensor Interfacing: Connect TTL-level industrial sensors (GPS, LiDAR, Weight Scales) directly to a PC for analysis.
- Hardware Unbricking: Access the low-level serial console of networking equipment and hard drives for emergency repair.
The external crystal provides much tighter timing tolerances than internal oscillators. This makes the CH340G more reliable for high-speed data transmission (above 115200 baud) and in environments with fluctuating temperatures
Yes. This module breaks out the DTR pin. Simply connect the DTR pin of the module to the Reset pin of the Pro Mini to enable the “Auto-Reset” feature in the Arduino IDE.
Yes, provided you move the onboard jumper to the 3.3V position. This ensures the TX and RX signals operate at 3.3V, preventing overvoltage damage to your low-power chips
Most modern versions of Windows and Linux will recognize the CH340G automatically. If not, the “CH341SER” driver is widely available and free to download
This module can provide up to 500mA on the 5V line, which is enough for a microcontroller and a few sensors. For high-current devices like motors or high-power LEDs, you must use an external power supply








