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MAX3232 Mini RS232 to TTL Converter (3-5V)

Reference: #3047

R 11.20

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The MAX3232 is a popular mini RS232 to TTL converter IC (integrated circuit) that is used to interface devices that use RS232 serial communication with microcontrollers or other devices that use TTL (transistor-transistor logic) levels. It converts the voltage levels of the RS232 signals to TTL levels, which are compatible with most microcontrollers and other digital devices. The MAX3232 typically operates with a supply voltage of 3-5V and includes a number of features that make it easy to use, such as on-board voltage level translation and built-in charge pumps that allow it to operate without the need for external components. It is often used in projects that require the communication between RS232 and TTL devices, such as in the development of custom serial communication interfaces or in the integration of legacy serial devices into modern systems.

All the funcationality of a RS-232 to TTL convertor in one compact package.

Chip: MAX3232ESE

voltage: 3 v to 5 v

the highest baud rate: not recommended more than 120 KBPS

size: 9.398mm * 15.875mm

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