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Arduino – MKR Proto Shield TSX00004 – DEDB0019

Name: Arduino - MKR Proto Shield TSX00004 - DEDB0019
SKU: SS154693
Price: 116.03 AED
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Description

The MKR Proto Shield (TSX00004) is designed to easily connect a Micro SD card to any board from the MKR family, offering a straightforward way to enhance your projects with data logging capabilities or the storage of larger files. This shield prominently features a Micro SD card slot and provides a considerable area for soldering your own components, allowing for the addition of sensors, actuators, and other electronics directly connected to your MKR board without any hassle.

Features

Internet of Things (IoT) Applications: Enhance your MKR1000 or other MKR boards by adding offline data storage capabilities. This is particularly useful for IoT projects where you need to collect and analyze data from various sensors before sending it to the web.
Environment Monitoring: Use the shield to log environmental data like temperature, humidity, or air quality over time. This data can then be used for analysis or monitoring changes in the environment.
Home Automation: In home automation projects, the shield can be used to store configuration data or log activity, such as when doors are opened or lights are turned on and off.
Robotics: For robotics projects, the shield can log data such as sensor readings or control commands, which can be useful for debugging or improving robot behavior.