Nano Expansion Shield V3.0 Red

Name: Nano Expansion Shield V3.0 Red
SKU: TS-P1486
Availability: InStock

Nano Expansion Shield V3.0 – Easy breakout board for Arduino Nano that converts all IO pins to 3-pin GND/VCC/Signal headers. Ideal for fast prototyping, sensors, servos, and robotics projects.

$6.95

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SKU: TS-P1486

Categories:Arduino Shield, Expansion Shield board

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This Nano Expansion Shield V3.0 Multi-Function expansion board is specifically designed to facilitate easy access to the interface pins of an Arduino Nano.

Essentially, it extends the Arduino Nano Microcontroller to interface with external devices in a straightforward, trouble-free manner.

Each DIO pin or analogue Pin of the Nano is brought out to a convenient header.

It is a perfect companion for the Nano breadboard and is compatible with both Arduino Nano V2.x and V3.x.

Specifications:

Expand 14 digital I/O ports (servo type, with GND, power, and signal).
Eight analogue pins with power output and GN
6 PWM Pin
1 Servo power input
Eight analog input pins
I2C Interface pins.
Power jack
Reset button
LED for power indicator
AMS1117 3.3V output.
Size:6×5.3×1.3cm

Package Includes:

Nano Expansion Shield V3.0 Red

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