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OHM-0005
USB-C to UART Adapter — 2-layer, 20 × 50 mm
Concept example2 layersRev A
- MCU
- CH343P
- Input
- USB-C
- Layers
- 2
- Size
- 20 × 50 mm
- Parts
- 12
- Assembly
- Single-sided
- Fabrication
- Not fabricated
- Physical testing
- Not physically tested
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Prompt
USB-C to UART serial adapter using CH343P or CH340C. DTR and RTS pins for automatic reset (Arduino / ESP). 3.3V and 5V power output selectable with jumper. TX, RX, DTR, RTS, 3.3V, 5V and GND broken out to header. Board size around 20 × 50 mm.
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Schematic
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Layout & 3D
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Key features
A USB-to-serial adapter with auto-reset support for Arduino and ESP32 boards. CH343P provides TX, RX, DTR, and RTS signals. Selectable 3.3V or 5V output via jumper. Essential tool for hardware developers.
- •CH343P USB-to-serial IC (drivers available for Windows, macOS, Linux)
- •TX, RX, DTR, RTS broken out
- •Auto-reset circuit for Arduino / ESP8266 / ESP32
- •3.3V and 5V power output (selectable via jumper)
- •TX/RX indicator LEDs
- •USB-C connector
- •ESD protection on USB lines
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Notes
- Auto-reset circuit: DTR → GPIO0 (boot mode), RTS → EN (reset). Connect these to target board for automatic programming.
- Do NOT select 5V output if target board is 3.3V only; it will damage the target.
- Maximum output current: ~500 mA from USB. If target board draws more, use external power.
- CH343P may enumerate as different COM port on each insertion; check device manager / /dev/tty* for the actual port.
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Files
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