Build to Launch

Connect I2C devices directly to your PC over USB with the Binho Nova. Whether you are building proof-of-concepts or launching finished products, the Nova USB host adapter is your go-to tool for everything from rapidly evaluating new sensors to reading/writing EEPROMs, from hardware bring-up to automated testing on the production line. 

Key applications and use-cases:

• Proof-of-Concept & Rapid Prototyping
• Automated Hardware/Firmware Testing
• I2C Device Driver Development & Debugging
• I2C Memory Programming / Device Provisioning

Supports common I2C devices:

And many more!

• I2C Controller Support For Standard, Full, Fast, And High Speed Modes Of Operation, Up To 3.4MHz Clock Frequencies
• I2C Peripheral Support Using Device-Side Buffers & Logic, Eliminating Delays From PC-Based Control
• Support For Standard, Full, Fast, And High Speed Modes Of Operation, Up To 3.4MHz + Clock Stretching
• Programmatically Enable/Disable Internal 3.3V Pull-Up Resistors As Needed

Cross-platform functionality

Whichever environment you work in, we have you covered. Nova and the Mission Control GUI work on Win10, macOS, and Ubuntu with device drivers already included.

I2C is just the beginning

The Nova Multi-Protocol USB Host Adapter also supports SPI, 1-Wire, UART, and SWI, as well as basic GPIO and ADC functionality.

Developer-friendly flexibility

Manually interact with Nova through human-readable ASCII terminal commands or automate processes using our easy-to-use, up-to-date Python libraries.

See Nova in action in our video tutorials

See a Live Demo!

Curious to learn more? Join us for a 20-minute live demo. We'll show the Binho Nova in action, using our Mission Control GUI desktop software, and a quick demo of our Python library. We'll also answer any questions about your particular test setup or desired use-case.