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    This document describes a simple modification to the "black" CH341 programmer to allow the voltage to be selectable between 3.3V and 5V. Currently, the programmer uses a 3.3V regulator, but some components require 5V instead. The modification involves lifting a pin from the CH341A chip and soldering a wire to reroute the voltage through a jumper that can select either 3.3V or 5V, avoiding damage to the chip from selecting the wrong voltage.

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    This document describes a simple modification to the "black" CH341 programmer to allow the voltage to be selectable between 3.3V and 5V. Currently, the programmer uses a 3.3V regulator, but some components require 5V instead. The modification involves lifting a pin from the CH341A chip and soldering a wire to reroute the voltage through a jumper that can select either 3.3V or 5V, avoiding damage to the chip from selecting the wrong voltage.

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    Ch341a Black 3.3v 5.0v Basic (EN)

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    Zmerli Hamza
    This document describes a simple modification to the "black" CH341 programmer to allow the voltage to be selectable between 3.3V and 5V. Currently, the programmer uses a 3.3V regulator, but some components require 5V instead. The modification involves lifting a pin from the CH341A chip and soldering a wire to reroute the voltage through a jumper that can select either 3.3V or 5V, avoiding damage to the chip from selecting the wrong voltage.

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    "black" CH341 programmer 3.

    3volts
    modification (simple)
    Reasons of voltage modification:

    The "black" edition of this programmer is equipped with a 3.3 volts voltage
    regulator which allows to lower the 5 volts coming from the USB socket.
    The VCC voltage of ZIF socket is 3.3 volts, however CH341A and pins voltage is 5
    volts, most of the time there is no consequences.
    But it can cause malfunctions with few components which are not voltage
    tolerant. (cFeon, XTX, XMC Spi flash for example).
    There are also components which do not operate at 3.3 Volts and which must
    be supplied with 5 Volts.
    This document will guide you to modify our programmer so that it will have
    dual selectable voltage, 3.3 and 5 volts.

    Once finished:

    3.3V modification For 5.0v, just put a jumper as shown.


    3.3V modification : Carefully lift pin 28 from CH341A.

    Solder a wire between the raised pin and the central pin of 3.3V regulator.
    !!! DO NOT CONNECT 3.3V TO PIN 9 OF CH341 otherwise the CH341 will burn in
    5.0v selection. !!!

    END.

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