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SKU: AF-94

The Adafruit Wave Shield adds high-quality audio playback to ATmega328-based Arduinos (Uno, Duemilanove, and compatibles). It plays uncompressed 22 KHz, 16-bit mono WAV files of any length from an SD/MMC card through an on-board 12-bit DAC, filter, and op-amp — delivering audio that's more than g...

SKU: AF-462

Turn any Arduino into an AVR chip programmer with this shield kit. Designed for burning Arduino bootloaders onto blank ATmega328P chips, it can also be configured as a standalone AVR ISP programmer that works without a computer — program blank chips up to 10× faster with audio feedback from the b...

SKU: AF-175

Its a Wave shield party pack! Just add an Arduino to create your own iPod-killer, audio art, sound-effects box... Comes with: Latest Wave shield kit, works with more SD cards and with older NG Arduinos! Unassembled 1 or 2 GB SD card (brand or size may change, but we test one of each ki...

SKU: AF-1411

The Adafruit 16-Channel PWM/Servo Shield brings PCA9685-based servo and PWM control to any Arduino in a convenient shield format. Using only I2C (SCL and SDA), the shield provides 16 channels of 12-bit PWM output with a built-in clock — no continuous signal from your microcontroller needed. Up t...

SKU: AF-4229

Add a large, vibrant tri-colour eInk display to your Arduino project with this shield. The 2.7" panel displays red, black, and white pixels at 264×176 resolution that remain visible even with power completely disconnected. The shield form factor plugs directly onto Arduino-compatible boards from ...

SKU: AF-716

This Arduino shield kit combines a 16×2 RGB character LCD with five navigation buttons, all controlled over I2C using just two pins (Analog 4 and 5). An on-board I2C port expander handles the LCD, RGB backlight, and keypad inputs, leaving your remaining pins free for sensors and other peripherals...

SKU: AF-715

The Adafruit I²C Controlled + Keypad Shield Kit lets you drive a 16×2 character LCD and read 5 navigation buttons using only two I²C pins on your Arduino. This frees up the 9+ digital pins that a standard LCD connection would require, while still allowing other I²C devices to share the bus. The ...

SKU: AF-772

This new Adafruit shield makes it easy to use a 16x2 Character LCD. We really like the Blue & White 16x2 LCDs we stock in the shop. Unfortunately, these LCDs do require quite a few digital pins, 6 to control the LCD and then another pin to control the backlight for a total of 7 pins. That's al...

SKU: AF-249

This pack includes everything you need to build a light and temperature data logger with an Arduino. The Adafruit data logger shield records sensor readings to an SD card with real-time timestamps, while the included photocell and TMP36 temperature sensor provide light level and temperature measu...

SKU: AF-1141

The Adafruit Data Logging Shield makes it easy to save sensor data to an SD card with accurate timestamps. It combines an SD card interface with a real-time clock (RTC) and a prototyping area on an Arduino-compatible shield, so you can be logging data within minutes of setup. This R3-compatible ...

SKU: AF-2077

The Adafruit Proto Shield for Arduino (R3) is a versatile prototyping shield with a 0.1" grid, power rails, indicator LEDs, and stacking headers — everything you need to build custom circuits on top of your Arduino. Version R3 is compatible with virtually all Arduino boards including UNO, Mega, L...

SKU: AF-2024

The Adafruit Capacitive Touch Shield brings 12 channels of capacitive touch sensing to any Arduino using the MPR121 chip. Each sensor has a "figure 8" pad with holes designed for quick alligator clip connections — attach one end to the shield and the other to any conductive object like metal, fru...

SKU: AF-196

The Proto-ScrewShield is a dual-purpose Arduino prototyping shield that combines a large through-hole prototyping area with screw terminal breakouts for every Arduino pin. Instead of soldering wires directly, you get sturdy, reliable screw terminals — making it easy to connect and disconnect exte...

SKU: AF-789

The Adafruit PN532 NFC/RFID Controller Shield brings 13.56 MHz NFC and RFID capabilities to your Arduino. Built around the PN532 chipset — the most widely used NFC controller, found in virtually every NFC-enabled phone and device — it can read and write to NFC/RFID tags and cards of Type 1 throug...

SKU: AF-2866

Put on your sunglasses before plugging in this shield — 40 eye-blistering RGBW LEDs adorn the NeoPixel Shield for a blast of configurable colour and white. Arranged in a 5×8 matrix, each pixel is individually addressable using just one pin (Digital #6 by default, changeable by cutting a trace). ...

SKU: AF-4464

The Adafruit ICM-20649 breakout features a wide-range 6-DoF IMU capable of measuring up to ±30g acceleration and ±4000°/s gyroscope rotation — roughly double the range of standard IMUs. When typical ±16g accelerometers and ±2000°/s gyros aren't enough, this sensor delivers the extended measuremen...

SKU: AF-4197

Add a crisp, paper-like display to your microcontroller project with the Adafruit 2.13" Monochrome eInk Breakout. This 250×122 pixel black-and-white eInk panel delivers excellent daylight readability and retains its image even with power completely disconnected — just like printed paper. An onbo...

SKU: AF-2865

Put on your sunglasses before plugging in this shield — 40 eye-blistering RGBW LEDs adorn the NeoPixel Shield for a blast of configurable colour and white. Arranged in a 5×8 matrix, each pixel is individually addressable using just one pin (Digital #6 by default, changeable by cutting a trace). ...

SKU: AF-1898

Listen up! This 1.1" (~30mm) diameter speaker is the perfect addition to any breadboard-based audio project where you need 8 Ohm impedance, and have 0.2W or less of power. The two pins are 15mm / 0.6" apart and fit perfectly in a breadboard or perfboard. This speaker has a durable protectiv...

SKU: AF-1363

Add some extra boom to your audio project with these powered loudspeakers. We sampled half a dozen different models to find ones with a good frequency response, so you'll get quality audio output for music playback. Simply connect the standard 3.5mm stereo plug into your Raspberry Pi model B o...