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Product description: Arduino BugHopper - USB-UART module for debugging and serial communication
The Arduino BugHopper is a compact USB-UART module based on the proven FTDI FT230XQ-R chip. It enables a fast and stable serial connection between a computer and Arduino UNO Q and VENTUNO Q boards. Designed for professional debugging and data logging without occupying main I/O pins , the device significantly expands design capabilities. Its small size and USB Type-C connector and 10-pin 1.27mm pitch connector make it easy to integrate the module into both laboratory environments and target devices. Built-in LEDs allow for quick power status checks, simplifying diagnostics and accelerating work with embedded systems.
Arduino BugHopper - USB-UART module for debugging and serial communication.
The Arduino BugHopper is a compact USB-UART module based on the proven FT230XQ-R chip.Special features
- FTDI USB-UART Bridge: Uses the FT230XQ-R chip for stable and fast serial communication
- Dedicated debugging: allows you to log and analyze data without occupying the main I/O pins
- Plug-and-play: works with standard FTDI drivers without the need for additional configuration
- Compact design: small dimensions of 38.5 x 11 mm make it easy to integrate into your designs
- USB Type-C connector : a modern interface for convenient connection to a computer
- 2 x 5 pin connector: 1.27 mm pitch enables the use of ribbon cables and integration with embedded systems
- LED indication: diodes informing about the voltage status of 5 V, 3.3 V and VTARGET
- Debugging and programming support: ideal for monitoring system performance, logging data, and updating firmware
Technical specifications
- Chip: FT230XQ-R FTDI (USB-UART bridge)
- Communication interface: UART
- USB connector: USB Type-C
- Signal connector: 2 x 5 pin, 1.27 mm pitch (male)
- Signaling: LEDs (5 V, 3.3 V, VTARGET)
- Compatibility: Arduino UNO Q, VENTUNO Q and other devices with UART
- Drivers: Standard FTDI (plug-and-play)
- Dimensions: 38.5 x 11 mm
Built-in LEDs allow you to quickly check the power status, which facilitates diagnostics and speeds up work with embedded systems. Useful links |
