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Arduino® Compatible Sensor Shield

Arduino® Compatible Sensor Shield

$3.30

Original: $11.01

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Arduino® Compatible Sensor Shield

$11.01

$3.30

The Story

This sensor shield is a low-cost board that allows you to connect a range of sensors and external devices to your Arduino using easy-to-attach jumper cables.

Features

  • Plug and play connection to various modules like sensors, servos, relays, buttons, potentiometers and more
  • Suitable for Arduino UNO and Mega Boards
  • I2C interface
  • Bluetooth module communication interface
  • SD card module communication interface
  • APC220 wireless RF module communication interface
  • RB URF v1.1 ultrasonic sensors interface
  • 128 x 64 LCD parallel interface
  • 32 servo controller interface
  • microUSB connector or screw terminals for externally supplied power

Warning! If you power the board externally, don't power it with more than 5V or you could damage the Arduino!

Arduino® Compatible Sensor Shield - Image 2

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Arduino® Compatible Sensor Shield - Image 3

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

This sensor shield is a low-cost board that allows you to connect a range of sensors and external devices to your Arduino using easy-to-attach jumper cables.

Features

  • Plug and play connection to various modules like sensors, servos, relays, buttons, potentiometers and more
  • Suitable for Arduino UNO and Mega Boards
  • I2C interface
  • Bluetooth module communication interface
  • SD card module communication interface
  • APC220 wireless RF module communication interface
  • RB URF v1.1 ultrasonic sensors interface
  • 128 x 64 LCD parallel interface
  • 32 servo controller interface
  • microUSB connector or screw terminals for externally supplied power

Warning! If you power the board externally, don't power it with more than 5V or you could damage the Arduino!