USB/UART converter FTDI FT232, USB C

FTDI with style… and USB-C

This is not just another random USB/Serial converter. It’s MOD-2365 – a special forces operative in the microcontroller world. Featuring a reliable FTDI chip that talks effortlessly with your Arduino, ESP, or anything else rocking a UART.

Equipped with USB-C – because why not keep up with the times? That means fewer cable swaps and greater versatility. And the pinout? It’s fully compatible with the popular FTDI cable – if you’ve used FTDI before, you already know how to hook it up.

After soldering in goldpins, you can plug it into a breadboard. Super handy, especially since it brings out all the FTDI232 signals – invaluable if you’re working with non-standard signals not present in the basic FTDI cable-style header.

Power jumper – pick your voltage!

Got a 3.3V project? Or maybe 5V? No worries – the jumper lets you select power and logic levels. No messing with level shifters – the converter adapts itself.

And as a bonus – a red PCB. Because why not have a converter that also looks good? It goes with everything. Well, almost everything.

Don’t have a USB-C cable?

No problem – we carry USB-C cables that pair perfectly with this converter. Grab one while you’re at it!

MOD-2365 is a trusty companion for every electronics tinkerer. Because sometimes it’s just nice to have something that simply works.

Drivers for this module can be downloaded from the chip manufacturer’s website.