
FTDI USB to 4-bit SPI/FT1248 wire ended breakout module. Direct PCB plug-in, 3.3V output & 6-inch flying leads for development projects.
The FTDI USB to 4-Bit SPI/FT1248 Breakout Module is a versatile development board designed to facilitate seamless interface conversion. Based on the FT220X architecture, this wire-ended module provides a reliable bridge between USB and FT1248 or 4-bit SPI interfaces.
A distinctive design feature of this breakout board is the absence of a traditional USB connector. Instead, it plugs directly into the USB host connector using the pads on the PCB, creating a compact and integrated connection. The module utilises two FT1248 I/O lines for USB to FT1248 communication.
Power is well-managed with a 3.3V power output that includes a 50mA current limit, alongside a fused 5V supply for robust operation. The wire-ended option includes 6-inch flying leads fitted to the CN2 connector, offering flexible wiring solutions for your development projects.
Key Specifications
Ideal for electronics engineers and developers, this breakout module simplifies the prototyping process for USB to SPI or FT1248 applications, ensuring a streamlined and efficient development experience.
Need larger quantities? Need additional quantities? Get in touch and we'll arrange it for you.
Always follow local regulations and product guidance.
Free standard delivery on Canadian mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on most products. For faulty items, contact us within 14 days for a replacement or refund.
View Full Delivery & Returns PolicyWe take utmost care with your payment and personal details. Our website uses advanced encryption technology, including Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), to protect your information during transmission. You can verify a secure connection by looking for 'https' and a locked padlock in your browser.
Cookies enhance your shopping experience by keeping track of your cart and remembering you when you return. We also use banner advertising based on your browsing history to present products of potential interest.
Beware of phishing scams! We will never ask for personal details via email. If such information is required, we'll ask you to contact us by phone. If you receive an email requesting sensitive information, do not respond and let us know immediately.