7Semi Micro-B USB Breakout Board Female USB Micro B PCB Board

The 7Semi Micro-B USB Breakout Board Female USB Micro B PCB Board is a compact interface board that provides easy access to the pins of a standard Micro-B USB connector. It allows simple connection of USB power and data lines for prototyping and circuit development without the need for fine-pitch soldering. The breakout exposes all five USB pins (VBUS, D+, D-, ID, and GND) through standard 2.54mm headers, making it convenient for breadboards and embedded hardware applications.

Technical Specifications:

• Connector Type: Female USB Micro-B
  
• Pin Configuration: VBUS (5V), D-, D+, ID, GND
  
• Header Pitch: 2.54mm (0.1 inch) standard spacing
  
• PCB Material: High-quality FR-4
  
• Operating Voltage: 5V via VBUS
  
• Mounting Type: Through-hole header pins
  
• Connector Durability: 10,000+ mating cycles (typical for Micro-B standard)
  
• Dimensions: Approximately 20mm x 10mm
  
• Output Interface: Pin header for breadboard or PCB mounting
  
• Data Lines: D+ and D- for USB communication
  
• Compatibility: Works with USB 2.0 and Micro-B power/data connections

Features:

• Breaks out all five pins of a Micro-B USB connector
  
• Provides reliable USB power and data interfacing for circuits
  
• Breadboard and perfboard compatible 2.54mm header pins
  
• Simple and robust design ideal for quick prototyping
  
• High-quality female Micro-B connector for stable connections
  
• Can be used for both data transfer and power supply
  
• Compact form factor suitable for embedded projects
  
• Easy integration with microcontrollers, sensors, or power modules
  
• Reusable and long-lasting design for multiple projects
  
• Plug-and-play connection without soldering micro USB directly

Applications:

• USB power input for custom electronic projects
  
• Microcontroller-based USB connectivity prototypes
  
• Powering small modules or IoT boards via USB
  
• Data transfer interface for USB-enabled devices
  
• Development and testing of USB-based circuits
  
• DIY electronics, breadboard experiments, and educational kits
  
• Portable electronics requiring USB charging interface
  
• Embedded device debugging and firmware programming
  
• Simple replacement for damaged USB ports in prototypes
  
• Power and communication interface in compact hardware designs