USB to serial, done right
The μArt / MuArt is a USB-UART converter - a USB to serial adapter for TTL-level signals - built for engineers, makers, and anyone who works with electronics. Instead of a drawer full of fragile converter boards, one rugged, palm-sized tool covers everything: every logic voltage from 1.8 to 5.4 V, complete galvanic isolation, and protections that keep both your computer and your project safe. It rides on the mature FTDI driver stack, so it works out of the box on Windows, Linux, and MacOS.
Highlights
- All-around protections - galvanic isolation, over-current, reverse-polarity and ESD protections in a CE- and FCC-compliant, independently lab-tested device.
- Voltage auto-sensing from 1.8 to 5.4 V, works with basically any TTL electronics.
- Up to 3 Mbaud serial speed, including even custom, non-standard baudrates.
- Includes handshake and DTR lines for the highest communication reliability and fully automated flashing support of any ESP or Arduino project.
- GPIO pins controllable over USB, also reconfigurable.
Want to know more?
Explore the complete feature list of the MuArt USB-UART adapter.
If you're curious, read why the MuArt exists in the first place, or dig deep into its technical details by exploring its schematic, datasheet and information materials on the Resources page.
If you're ready, grab yours from a renowned, reputable distributor.