10 A Motor Shield for Arduino
€16.39excl. VAT€20.00incl. VATArduino shield based on an H-bridge made up of 4 NMOS transistors which, besides providing better efficiency, remove the need for a heatsink
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ArduinoArduino shield based on an H-bridge made up of 4 NMOS transistors which, besides providing better efficiency, remove the need for a heatsink
Arduino16-output I/O expansion board based on Microchip’s MCP23017 IC, able to communicate with Arduino via the I2C bus using dedicated libraries
Control electronicsArduino shield based on an H-bridge made up of 8 NMOS transistors which, besides improving efficiency, remove the need for a heatsink
ArduinoArduino shield based on the L298P dual full-bridge driver, able to drive 2 DC motors (or one stepper motor) with a supply voltage between 4.8 and 24 VDC and a current of up to 2 A (2.5 A peak)
ArduinoTouch display shield for Arduino built around a 2.4″ resistive TFT LCD display, ILI9341 graphic controller, 320×240 pixel resolution, 260,000 colours, SD card slot and SPI interface
Arduino compatibleThis 4-channel shield is designed for the Arduino UNO R3 and R4 and is ideal for switching high-current devices such as household appliances. With built-in LED indicators and easy direct connection to microcontrollers, it is perfect for automation projects.
Arduino compatibleThe shield is compatible with Arduino. Thanks to its stackable design and precise color management, it lets you create customizable light effects and control up to 16 million colors with a single Arduino pin, making it ideal for advanced lighting projects.
ArduinoBuilt around the 433 MHz RFM98W transceiver module, this shield for Arduino, Fishino and compatible boards (not included โ see related products) handles long-range bidirectional data transmission using the LoRa™ technology
Arduino compatibleDesign, build and have fun with this handy case containing a great many modules made to fit onto LEGO bricks and usable for robotics, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc
Arduino compatibleAntennino (the name Antennino comes from Antenna and Arduino) is a low-cost, low-power board based on the Atmel chip, and therefore 100% compatible with the traditional Arduino IDE
ArduinoI/O expander shield for Arduino based on the Microchip MCP23017 chip
ArduinoShield for Arduino/Fishino UNO that drives up to six RC servos, both traditional 3-pin ones (+5V / โ / PWM ) and 4-pin servos with feedback (+5V / โ / PWM / Feedback )
ArduinoArduino shield made up of a 2.8″ TFT LCD display with resistive touch screen, ST7789V graphics controller, 320×240 pixel resolution, 262,000 colors, white LED backlight, SD card slot and SPI interface
DisplaysShield for Arduino Uno built around a 3.5″ TFT LCD display with resistive touch screen, ILI9486 graphics controller, 480×320 pixel resolution, 65,000 colours, white LED backlight, SD card slot and SPI interface
ArduinoArduino shield based on the LM1881 chip (from National Semiconductors) that overlays text on the composite video signal (PAL and NTSC)
Arduino compatibleMaduino is an Arduino-compatible board built around the ATmega328 microcontroller (with the Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V โ 8 MHz bootloader) and an on-board LoRa™ RFM95W module at 868 MHz. It uses a CP2104 chip as its USB-to-serial converter, comes with a small external antenna with a UFL connector, and has a reset button plus four jumpers for selecting which digital I/O pins of the RFM95W module (DIO0โD2 / DIO1โD6 / DIO2โD7 / DIO3โD8) are wired to the microcontroller. To program it from the IDE, select the board: ATmega328 (3.3V, 8 MHz)
MicrocontrollersAtmel ATMega328 8 bit microcontroller with Bootloader for Arduino UNO
Arduino compatibleVery small board based on the ATtiny85 microcontroller
ArduinoBased on the ISD1760PY chip, this shield for Arduino (Duemilanove, UNO or Mega) records and plays back up to 60 seconds of music and speech
ArduinoShield for the Arduino Uno, arranged to take the supply voltage of a battery on its input (through a terminal block, between 5 and 12 volts) and, using a particular feature of the PCF8593T chip (a clock/calendar normally employed as a clock and calendar), to switch the system on at fixed intervals chosen from software according to the conditions it finds
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