
USB to RS232 Converter Circuit FT232AM MAX3245
Found on notebooks with serial port can output this circuit on the circuit board Protel PCB FT232A and MAX3245 have a schema file .. USBPCB3.PCB and usb1.sch schema files prepared by PROTEL99-SA The USB to RS232 Dongle Require extra... Electronics Projects, USB to RS232 Converter Circuit FT232AM MAX3245 "analog circuits projects, " Date 2019/08/01
Found on notebooks with serial port can output this circuit on the circuit board Protel PCB FT232A and MAX3245 have a schema file .. USBPCB3.PCB and usb1.sch schema files prepared by PROTEL99-SA
The USB to RS232 Dongle
Require extra Serial Ports on your new Laptop or PC? Would you like to add USB to your next project? With serial and parallel ports being phased out on new computers, hardware designers and hobbyists have no choice but to convert the USB port back to RS232 serial. FTDI have a very nice chip that does just that, the FT232AM. This chip converts USB to a standard high-speed serial port. The bonus with FTDI is the drivers are already written for you. All you have to do is design the hardware and download the serial USB drivers from FTDI’s web site.
The schematic is quite simple, however the FT232AM requires a lot of external components to get it working. FTDI now have a FT232BM 2nd generation device. This device requires less external parts, therefore making it easier and cheaper to convert your old projects to USB!
source http://www.embedtronics.com/usb/usb232.html driver: http://www.ftdichip.com/FTDrivers.htm USB to RS232 Converter Circuit FT232AM MAX3245 alternative link:
FILE DOWNLOAD LINK LIST (in TXT format): LINKS-829.zip
Visual Basic DS1621 Two Channels PC Thermometer Circuit
Without using a microcontroller with two DS1621 thermometer circuit further programs and source code in Visual Basic 5 has been prepared by the program data in the text file is a fan circuit with the computer is communicating over RS232 port
DS1621 pc thermometer
So cool you can even measure it!
This incredibly simple thermometer plugs on any free serial port. Does not make use of any programmable components as microcontrollers. It gives temperature readings accurate to 0.5°C with no calibration. It’s cheap, so I’ve put one on any PC I use. And it is so nice to have the temperature shown on the Windows taskbar, that a million friends asked me to build one!
Build yourself an accurate thermometer