Arduino-compatible peripheral modules/shields add comms & I/O options
Enabling makers and engineers to bridge systems to the physical world, the peripheral modules and shields are applicable to single-board-computer designs and IoT projects that require additional capabilities, such as wireless communications including Bluetooth and Wi-Fi; MEMS devices such as three-axis gyroscopes, accelerometers and microphones; or motor control.
Compatible with the Arduino R3 footprint, the chipKIT Pmod shield enables users to connect to more than 80 Pmods, augmenting the capabilities of system boards and extending the functionality of designs and the range of possible applications. The shield has five 2×6 Digilent Pmod connectors, one 2×4 I²C connector and optional pull-up resistors for the I²C bus.
The range includes the Pmod IOXP I²C port expander and adapter board for the Arduino Uno development kit, an I/O expansion module that provides up to 19 additional GPIO pins from a serial I²C bus connection, as well as a keypad matrix decoder.
Other Digilent devices include: the chipKIT Pro MX7 PIC32MX development kit; the Arty Z7 Zynq-7000 development board; the Digital Discovery Logic Analyser; video and display devices such as JTAG cables, which enable high-speed programming and debugging of Xilinx FPGA and SoC devices from a host PC; a 128 x 32-pixel mono OLED display; a I2S digital-to-stereo audio output; and a series of Pmods featuring current, humidity and temperature sensing devices.
RS; https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/processor-microcontroller-development-kits/1368283/
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