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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 158 products.
A set for building a mechanical keyboard based on the Qwiic Pro Micro module. It allows you to create your own keyboard with 14 buttons. SparkFun SPX-16184
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
Module with a cryptographic coprocessor based on the ATECC508A system. It allows you to add strong authentication security to an IoT node or embedded system. I2C communication. SparkFun DEV-15573
Module with an ambient light sensor VEML6030 with a measuring range up to 120,000 lx. It enables light measurement with 16-bit resolution. I2C communication. SparkFun SEN-15436
Shield designed for IoT applications with LTE CAT M1/NB-IoT SARA-R4 modem. The board is compatible with Arduino, allows you to add communication via cellular networks to Arduino boards. SparkFun CEL-14997
Module with BME280 environmental sensor. It allows you to measure temperature, humidity and pressure. The sensor is equipped with two communication interfaces: SPI and I2C (Qwiic). SparkFun SEN-15440
GPS module with 72-channel GNSS ZOE-M8Q receiver. The system can receive data from all major positioning systems: GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou. It has UART and I2C interfaces. SparkFun GPS-15193
Module with the MCP9600 amplifier designed to work with a K-type thermocouple. The module has a PCC connector for connecting this type of thermocouple. I2C communication. SparkFun SEN-16294
Module with a capacitive touch sensor based on the CAP1203 chip. There are three touch panels on the board that can be used as separate sensors (pins CS1, CS2, CS3) or as a touch slider. I2C communication. SparkFun SEN-15344
Module with a 4-element 14-segment display. The board is equipped with a Qwiic connector and communicates via the I2C interface. SparkFun COM-16919
Module with a digital rotary encoder controlled by the I2C interface. The potentiometer has RGB LED backlight. The encoder generates post-movement information with 24 levels per revolution and rotation direction detection. SparkFun DEV-15083
Power module with a USB Type-C connector based on the STUSB4500 system. It enables powering devices with voltages ranging from 5 V to 20 V and currents up to 5 A. Configuration via the I2C interface. SparkFun DEV-15801
Real time clock (RTC) module. It allows you to read data about the date and time. Communication with the module takes place via the I2C interface. SparkFun BOB-16281
Module dedicated to projects related to air quality monitoring. It uses the popular ENS160 and BME280 chips and provides a variety of environmental data such as Air Quality Index (AQI), TVOCs levels, CO2 equivalent (eCO2), atmospheric pressure, humidity and temperature. It communicates via the I2C interface and offers two Qwiic connectors. SparkFun SEN-22858
Module with a digital temperature and humidity sensor based on the SHTC3 system. Communication takes place via the I2C interface. SparkFun SEN-16467
Module with 16x2 characters LCD display and ATMega328p microcontroller. The user can communicate with the module through one of the serial interfaces: UART, I2C or SPI. SparkFun LCD-16396
Module with GNSS MAX-M10S receiver. It can receive signals from GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou and Galileo constellations. It has an SMA connector for connecting an external antenna and a Qwiic socket. SparkFun GPS-18037
Module with the 3-axis ADXL313 accelerometer with measuring ranges of ± 0.5 g, ± 1 g, ± 2 g or ± 4 g. The system is characterized by high 13-bit resolution and low power consumption. SparkFun SEN-17241
Module with 16-channel PCA9685 servo driver designed for Raspberry Pi minicomputers. The board is equipped with a USB Type C power connector. SparkFun DEV-15316
The expansion module is designed for micro:bit sets. Offers a simple, beginner-friendly robotics controller. SparkFun DEV-15713
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.