LORDWORLD Eport-E20 Serial-to-Ethernet Module 5pcs
Five serial-to-Ethernet modules with Cortex-M3 MCU, 128KB SRAM and 2MB Flash for embedded networking
- Cortex-M3 MCU with 128KB SRAM for responsive embedded control
- 2MB Flash stores firmware and configuration data locally
- FreeRTOS real-time kernel enables deterministic task scheduling
- 3V TTL serial interface connects directly to microcontroller logic levels
- DHCP TCP/IP Telnet converter bridges serial devices to Ethernet networks
Embedded serial-to-Ethernet module
The LORDWORLD Eport-E20 converts TTL serial signals to Ethernet using a Cortex-M3 MCU with 128KB SRAM and 2MB Flash. It runs FreeRTOS and supports DHCP, TCP/IP and Telnet for networked device integration. Designed for engineers adding wired connectivity to legacy or custom hardware.
Low-power 3.3V operation
The module operates at 3.3V with minimal current draw, making it suitable for battery-backed or enclosed deployments. No active cooling is required and the solid-state design produces no audible noise. Stable thermal behaviour is maintained across continuous network traffic.
Five-unit pack for multi-node projects
This listing supplies five identical modules, enabling parallel development or redundant installation across several nodes. Single-unit buyers or projects needing only one converter should source individually. The quantity fixed at five defines the purchase.
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- Price $36.99
- Pricier than about 69% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
How do I wire the Eport-E20 module for 3.3 V TTL serial connection?
Connect the module's TTL pins to a 3.3 V logic-level UART; supplying 5 V on these pins will damage the Cortex-M3 MCU.
What firmware storage does the module use and can it be updated?
The module provides 2 MB of on-board Flash for the FreeRTOS image; updates are performed over the Ethernet link using the vendor's TFTP tool.
How many simultaneous TCP/IP sessions can the Cortex-M3 handle before latency rises?
With 128 KB SRAM the MCU typically sustains 10 concurrent sessions; beyond that buffer pressure increases round-trip time.
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