Category: Qwiic peripheral modules (SparkFun)
Qwiic (SparkFun) Peripheral Modules - Fast Integration and Versatility
Qwiic (SparkFun) modules are modern solutions enabling quick connections between components without the need for soldering, significantly speeding up electronic projects. With modules like the Qwiic MultiPort - a 4-port splitter, users can easily expand systems with new sensors, relays, and peripherals, offering flexibility in building applications. The Qwiic system supports both beginners and advanced designers, providing a broad range of products tailored to different project needs.
There are 163 products.
The Qwiic connector overlay provides an easy-to-install way to add Qwiic connectors to Arduino Nano inserts. Communication takes place via the I2C interface. Sparkfun DEV-16789
LPS28DFW absolute pressure sensor module. The chip features a wide measurement range of 260 to 1260 hPa or 260 to 4060 hPa and a high accuracy of 0.5 hPa. It communicates via an I2C interface. SparkFun SEN-21222
Module with a sensor for use in the field of virtual reality (VR). It is based on the BNO086 system, which integrates an accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer and a microcontroller with an ARM Cortex M0+ core. SparkFun SEN-22857
Mini module with ToF VL53L5CX sensor with a matrix of 64 pixels and a range of up to 4 m. It is equipped with a Qwiic connector and communicates via the I2C interface. SparkFun SEN-19013
The expansion board (shield) with the DA16200 WiFi module. It is equipped with a Qwiic connector and is an excellent solution for IoT projects. SparkFun WRL-18567
Air speed sensor module based on the FS3000-1005 chip. The board is equipped with Qwiic connectors. SparkFun SEN-18377
Module with a digital temperature and humidity sensor based on the SHTC3 system. Communication takes place via the I2C interface. SparkFun SEN-16467
GPS module with NEO-M9N 92-channel GNSS receiver. The system can receive data from all major positioning systems: GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou. It has UART, I2C and SPI interfaces. SparkFun GPS-15733
A 0.91-inch OLED display that offers a resolution of 128x32 pixels and the ability to display up to four lines of text. It communicates via an I2C interface and uses popular Qwiic connectors. SparkFun LCD-24606
Sound module supported by I2C interface, which allows to generate sound signals in simple projects thanks to Qwiic system and ATtiny84 microcontroller. With support of Arduino libraries, users can control volume, frequency and duration of sound, which makes it ideal for applications such as alarms or signals in robots. SparkFun BOB-24474
Air quality sensor module based on the SGP40 system. The board is equipped with Qwiic connectors. SparkFun SEN-18345
Module with integrated proximity and ambient light sensors and IR emitter in the VCNL4040 system. It allows the detection of obstacles in the range of 0 to 20 cm (no dead zone). It communicates via the I2C bus. SparkFun SEN-15177
The expansion module is designed for micro:bit board. Controller: bit offers a fully functional controller module with a design based on a classic Nintendo controller. SparkFun DEV-16129
Class D stereo sound amplifier based on the Texas Instruments TPA2016D2 circuit. It can work with 4 Ω speakers with power up to 2.8 W or 8 Ω with power up to 1.7 W in stereo mode. SparkFun DEV-20690
Module for RFID reader (125 kHz) equipped with I2C interface. Works with ID-3LA, ID-12LA and ID-20LA series systems. The selected RFID reader is simply plugged into the module\'s connectors. SparkFun SEN-15191
Module with 3-axis accelerometer and ISM330DHCX gyroscope. Equipped with a Qwiic connector, it communicates via the I2C or SPI interface. SparkFun SEN-19764
ToF distance sensor (Time of flight) with a range of up to 5 m. The module is supplied with the voltage of 3.3 V and communicates via the I2C interface. SparkFun SEN-19036
Module with a button and re LED backlight. Controlled by the I2C interface, it has a built-in debouncing mechanism, pull-up resistors as well as interrupts and a FIFO queue. SparkFun BOB-15932
Module with PIR EKMB1107112 motion sensor, power consumption in standby mode up to 1 uA. The board communicates via I2C and is equipped with a Qwiic connector. SparkFun SEN-17375
The expansion module is designed to work with Raspberry Pi 400 - a portable computer built into the keyboard. The board has a 40-pin connector in the pin position and two Qwiic connectors. SparkFun DEV-17512
Versatile Modules for Advanced Projects
The Qwiic system allows for easy expansion of electronic setups through modules like the Qwiic 9DoF IMU Breakout with a 9-axis IMU ICM-20948 sensor, used for precise motion and orientation measurements. Another useful component is the Qwiic Boost - a voltage level converter (3.3/5V), which ensures compatibility between devices with varying voltage requirements. Flexible cables, such as the Qwiic Female-Female 4-pin 200mm cable, allow convenient connection of various modules.
Easy Integration with Raspberry Pi and Control Systems
The Qwiic SHIM is a miniature module with a Qwiic connector, designed for Raspberry Pi, simplifying the process of adding additional sensors and peripherals. Modules like the Qwiic Single Relay with a 5.5A/240VAC relay are ideal for automation and control projects, providing reliable operation of electrical devices. Additionally, the QwiicBus EndPoint supports extensive communication systems, functioning as the endpoint module in large QwiicBus installations.
Qwiic System - Fast Prototyping Without Soldering
The Qwiic (SparkFun) system is designed for users who want to minimize the time needed for prototyping. These modules eliminate the need for soldering, making work faster and more efficient. The wide selection of components allows for the integration of various functionalities, from signal processing to automation and measurement. With simple connectors and compatibility with many popular platforms, the Qwiic system is an excellent solution for both hobbyists and professionals.