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Boards, sensors, kits and lab gear — 4,198 products, shipped from Italy.
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ArduinoColour camera module built around a 1/4″ Omnivision OV7670 CMOS image sensor of 0.3 Megapixel (640×480 pixels), fixed 1/6″ lens with a 25° field of view, output formats: YUV, YCB, RGB and RGB Raw
ESP8266 / ESP32Adds 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connectivity to Arduino Uno and Mega through the ESP-12F module, with on-board TCP/IP stack and AT commands.
Ethernet devicesUltra-compact module based on the WIZnet W5500 Ethernet chip, with a 32 Kbyte internal memory buffer, an Ethernet connector complete with magnetics and 2 status LEDs (Full/Half duplex, Link, Speed, Active). Supports up to eight simultaneous socket connections
Arduino compatibleMaduino is an Arduino-compatible board built around the ATmega328 microcontroller (with the Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V – 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 (DIO0→D2 / DIO1→D6 / DIO2→D7 / DIO3→D8) are wired to the microcontroller. To program it from the IDE, select the board: ATmega328 (3.3V, 8 MHz)
ArduinoBased on the RFM95W transceiver module at 868 MHz, this shield for Arduino, Fishino and compatible boards (not included – see related products) provides long-range bidirectional data transmission using LoRa™ technology
ESP8266 / ESP32Based on the ATmega328 microcontroller, this module features a mini joystick with knob, 12 RGB LEDs and I²C communication (address: 0x5E)
ArduinoWith the MIDI Shield, Arduino gains access to the powerful MIDI communication protocol, so it can control synthesisers, sequencers and other musical devices
Arduino compatibleStarter kit built around the MEGA2560 R3 board, aimed at makers, students and hobbyists.
Arduino compatibleStarter kit built around the UNO R3 board, aimed at makers, students and hobbyists.
MicrocontrollersAtmel ATMega328 8 bit microcontroller with Bootloader for Arduino UNO
FishinoFishino UNO Rev.2 is a board based on the ATmega328pb with WiFi connectivity, a real time clock and a microSD card reader
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 compatibleMulti-purpose shield designed to make learning with Arduino easier. Compatible with the UNO R3, UNO R4 and MEGA boards, it lets you run experiments with no soldering thanks to its on-board sensors and extension ports.
Arduino compatibleVersatile motor control shield, compatible with Arduino UNO R3, R4 and MEGA. Thanks to the L9110 chip it controls both speed and direction of rotation, which makes it ideal for prototyping and robotics projects. Sample code is included to make it easy to get going.
IoT (Internet of Things)Rotilio Maker is an Arduino-compatible shield that lets you get the most out of the Particle Photon Wi-Fi IoT module
ArduinoLets you connect Wixel wireless modules to Arduino (and other compatible products), program the board wirelessly (this feature does not work with Arduino Leonardo), debug sketches wirelessly with the Arduino serial monitor and communicate wirelessly with Arduino from a virtual COM port on your computer
ArduinoEthernet shield for Arduino in soldering kit version. Allows you to set up the Arduino board as a simple web server and connect to the LAN/web.
Arduino compatibleBoard built around the ATmega32U4 microcontroller
Arduino compatibleIt has 14 digital inputs and outputs, six of them PWM, eight analogue inputs and 32 kB of memory; the mini USB cable is included.
Control electronicsPaired with an Arduino (not included), this shield lets you drive a CNC router or a 3D printer
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