What is it?

The USA Universal Protocol Converter stands out as an exceptionally adaptable and supple solution, known for its potency and user-friendliness. It possesses the capability to transmit data through an array of protocols such as I2C, SPI, UART, RS232, RS485, CAN 2.0, WiFi, and Bluetooth 5, enabling seamless inter-device communication across these diverse communication standards. Furthermore, it can be effortlessly configured to operate as a low-power device, making it a versatile choice suitable for an extensive spectrum of applications. Thanks to its robust functionalities and intuitive operation, it's no surprise that engineers have embraced the Universal Protocol Converter with great enthusiasm.

Why did you make it?

We have crafted this device with the intention of aiding engineers and designers in swiftly and effortlessly crafting prototypes and validating their concepts. Our goal in offering this tool is to bolster the engineering and design community by granting them access to a dependable, effective, and user-centric tool that expedites the prototyping and concept validation process. By doing so, We aspire to assist designers in their endeavors to foster inventive solutions and propel the progress of their designs.

What makes it special?

The USA harnesses the capabilities of a robust 32-bit microcontroller, employing a straightforward data processing approach and a tailored interface implementation, capable of operating at clock speeds of up to 160MHz. Its capacious 4MB flash memory can seamlessly accommodate even the most intricate APIs. For applications where power efficiency is paramount, the microcontroller can be configured into a low-power mode, optimizing energy consumption. Conveniently, this board can receive power input directly within the voltage range of 5V to 24V through either the power header or the micro USB port. Furthermore, programming the board is a breeze using the standard Arduino IDE, with the ESP C3 board libraries serving as a straightforward solution.