I2C Shield for Arduino Micro with I2C Expansion Port
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Highlights
- Provides a +5V I2C Port with 4.7K Pull-Ups
- Non-invasive Outward Pointing Connector
- Compatible with Overlay Expansions for Arduino Micro
- Interface External Sensors and Controllers
- Adds Limitless I2C Device Expansion Options
Use the Arduino Micro to take control of our complete line of devices with the AMI2C expansion.
The AMI2C provides a 5 Volt I2C expansion port, allowing your Arduino Micro to connect to an ever-growing array of expansion devices from NCD.
Connects sensors for light level monitoring, gas level detection, temperature and humidity monitoring, as well as many types of motion, acceleration, and direction sensors. Connect our entire array of relay controllers, digital I/O expanders, PWM controllers, and current monitoring devices to the Arduino Micro with a simple daisy-chain interface.
The AMI2C provides a true +5V I2C communication port to the Arduino Micro, making it one of the most important expansions available. The AMI2C allows you to expand your Arduino Micro into the world of hardware so you can focus on software.
The AMI2C is compatible with our MKFR Key Fob overlay expansion, allowing Key Fob communications with the Arduino Micro.
nodeLynk™ Master Adapter
This is a nodeLynk Master adapter. nodeLynk Master adapters speak to a chain of nodeLynk devices using I2C communications.
What is nodeLynk?
Chain expansion devices using nodeLynk. Connect a wide variety of accessories to expand the capabilities of a nodeLynk compatible controller. Use nodeLynk to add Relay Controllers, Sensors, PWM Drivers, Displays, and a wide variety of 4-20mA, 0-10V ADCs and DACs, as well as a wide array of TTL & Isolated GPIO devices. All nodeLynk devices use I2C communications to chain devices together. nodeLynk is an easy way to expand functionality without soldering. nodeLynk allows expansion in seconds so you can focus on your software and firmware development.
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