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This breakout board features a USB Micro-B connector with all five pins broken off, making it straightforward but efficient. Excellent for supplying USB 5V power to a project or partnering with a microcontroller that supports USB. A micro-B connector that won't accidentally tear off thanks to through-hole shielding pads for a great, robust connection! One micro B breakout PCB that has been fully made and tested is included, along with a tiny 0.1" header stick that can be soldered on and plugged into a breadboard.
5V Power Supply Module with 5Pin Female Connector for MCU-Micro USB Breadboard B type PCB Converter. For prototype circuits like breadboards, perforated boards, or Vero boards, it is also helpful if all you need is 5V USB power.
Specialisation
- Interface – USB OTG
- Connector – USB Micro Female
- VCC – 5V Power Supply
- D – signal: USB Data Negative Line
- D+ Signal: USB Data Positive Line
- ID: USB Identifier Signal for OTC Devices
Features
- Fully broken out 5-pin Micro USB B female connector
- Perfect for USB communication
- For strength and durability, it has holes for shielding pads.
- Easy to solder
- Ideal for USB OTG support.
Applications
- Powering microcontroller-based circuits using USB 5V
- USB data interface for PCBs
- Interfacing USB OTG devices
FAQS
Q1. Does this board supply 5V power?
Ans. Yes, it uses the VCC pin to supply 5V USB power.
Q2. Can this gadget be used for charging devices?
Ans. The answer is that it can transmit electricity via USB, but not for high-current charging.
Q3. Is it possible to link it via USB OTG?
Ans. Yes, USB OTG via the ID pin is supported.
Q4. Is this breakout board already put together?
Ans. It has been tested and constructed completely.
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