USB2.0 Expansion Module HUB Hub 1 Point 4 1 Drag 4 Interface Adapter Development Board Without DriveItem NO.: USB2.0HUB

USB2.0 Expansion Module HUB Hub

Product Description:

Reserve the power input port in the upper left corner of the board and mark the 5Vin position.

Tip: When connecting a high current peripheral and the 5V power supply current from the USB input port is insufficient, an external reserved power input port can be enabled.

High speed, stable heating, low power consumption is our design concept

We have re burned Linux kernel, Ubuntu, Android, Windows XP, Win2000, Win 7, Win8, Win10 and other system platform drivers on the chip.

All systems are drive free, plug and play, and can be extended to 4-way multi interface device expansion modules.

Computer motherboard (this module has a reserved 2.54mm interface for input)

Expansion of USB ports for all-in-one computers

Expansion of USB ports for laptops and tablets

Expansion of USB interface for Raspberry Pi, ARM, and MIPS chip development boards

Expansion of USB interfaces for advertising machines and network televisions

Expansion of network camera USB port, etc

The USB extender module does not have a connection base, and each pin position is reserved with solder pads. The input hole position is reserved for two standard pin positions on the main brain motherboard, namely 2.54mm and 2.0mm single row pins. All four USB ports have 2.0mm single row pin pins, and three 2mm diameter positioning holes

PCBA bare board facilitates users to DIY various interface peripherals themselves.

The input adopts a standard USB male interface that matches the computer, which can be directly inserted into the computer USB socket for use. Each four reserved welding holes are extended for convenient DIY. Application examples, such as USB mice, USB keyboards, and other USB peripherals, are often disconnected after a long time, resulting in the peripherals not being able to function properly. In fact, the native peripherals are not damaged. You can directly weld the cables of each peripheral to the following modules and connect them to the computer. Any peripherals with faulty cable connections can be restored to use.