Category: STARTER KITS, PROGRAMMERS, MODULES

A prototyping extension for Feather boards, allowing you to connect up to three additional FeatherWings simultaneously without using stacked connectors. The board offers three pins for each Feather pin, shared 3.3V and GND power lines, and a prototyping area with a grid of holes for adding your own components. Compatible with all Feathers, it\'s ideal for prototyping and expanding your projects. Adafruit 4254

This compact ESP8266-based development board is ideal for IoT projects requiring 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity. It features a built-in CP2104 USB-to-UART converter with auto-reset, 4MB of Flash memory, and 9 GPIO pins with I2C and SPI support. The board also includes a LiPo battery header, a 100mA charger, and pre-soldered connectors for quick prototyping. Adafruit 3213

This module allows you to add high-speed WiFi connectivity to your Feather-based projects, using the ESP32 as a network coprocessor. Support for TLS/SSL protocols and 8MHz high-speed SPI communication ensures stable and secure internet connections without burdening the main microcontroller. The module works with both 3.3V and 5V devices, and the built-in voltage regulator and MISO buffer facilitate integration with other FeatherWings. Adafruit 4264

This expansion board is designed for light and sound, cosplay, and interactive prop projects. It features a ready-made NeoPixel port with a level converter, 3W RGB LED drivers, and a Class D audio amplifier for driving 8Ω or 4Ω speakers. The built-in LIS3DH accelerometer allows for motion, impact, and tilt detection, ideal for dynamic effects. It works with a wide range of Feather boards, allowing you to quickly create advanced projects in a compact format. Adafruit 4145

TerasIC DVI-HSMC is an FPGA expansion card with a DVI transmitter and receiver, enabling support for high-resolution video signals in multimedia projects and image processing systems. With compatibility with Terasic and Altera platforms, it offers rapid deployment and testing of visual applications based on FPGA devices.

This compact development board allows direct connection to 24-pin e-paper displays, ideal for energy-efficient visual projects. Equipped with a 133MHz RP2040 microcontroller, 264KB SRAM, and 8MB Flash, it offers smooth display caching and support for a wide range of peripherals. It features a dedicated SPI display interface, a STEMMA QT connector, a Li-Po charger, USB-C, and a comprehensive GPIO set with PWM, ADC, and I2C, SPI, and UART communication. Adafruit 5727

PmodRS232 - Serial converter & interface

This compact IoT board features a dual-core 240 MHz processor, 2.4 GHz WiFi, and Bluetooth LE. The w.FL antenna connector allows for an external antenna, increasing range and stability. The board offers 8 MB of Flash, 512 KB of SRAM, native USB with HID and MIDI support, and a built-in LiPo charger with a MAX17048 battery monitor. It also includes a STEMMA QT connector, a programmable NeoPixel, and full compatibility with the Feather ecosystem. The Adafruit 5885

This expansion board is designed for light and sound, cosplay, and interactive prop projects. It features a ready-made NeoPixel port with a level converter, 3W RGB LED drivers, and a Class D audio amplifier for driving 8Ω or 4Ω speakers. The built-in LIS3DH accelerometer allows for motion, impact, and tilt detection, ideal for dynamic effects. It works with a wide range of Feather boards, allowing you to quickly create advanced projects in a compact format. Adafruit 3988

210-091 – Digilent Minicon development board with 16 kB Flash and protection features, designed for educational and hobby control and robotics projects

210-102 is a programmable Digilent ServoMini module designed to control up to eight RC servos with support for TWI and SPI communication. Suitable for use in robotic projects and distributed systems requiring flexible motion control.

PSoCEval USB with CapSensePLUS

SBC6300X is an advanced single-board computer with a 32-bit ARM926EJ-S processor, designed for industrial, networking, and multimedia applications. A rich set of interfaces, the ability to run Linux and Windows CE, and an open architecture make it a universal solution for embedded projects.