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Arduino Shield for Photon
- Product SKU: SS_114990253
- Category: Development Platform, Particle
The Shield Shield is the answer. This shield performs all the necessary voltage translation and provides an Arduino-compatible footprint to make it easier for you to plug in your existing Arduino shields or talk to other 5V hardware.
The shield converts the pin mapping of the Photon to Arduino pin layout and provides a voltage translation of 3.3V to/from 5V.
It use Texas Instruments TXB0108PWR to do the voltage translation in between the Particles devices 3.3V to a 5V logic. Unlike other IO pins, the analog pins are rated at only a max of 3.3V and NOT 5.0V.
Please remember NOT to exceed this voltage at anytime. The shield has an on-board voltage regulator and can be powered from 7V to 15V DC source. You could also power it via the USB plug on the Particle device alone but the current would be limited to 500mA.
Specification
Operating voltage: 7 to 15V DC
Current consumption: standalone 7mA at 9V DC
Voltage translator with auto direction detect: TXB0108PWR
Dedicated MOSFET based voltage translator on I2C lines
Separate unidirectional quad buffer for driving heavy loads: 74ACT125
Diode protection on ADC pins
Dimensions: 3.4" x 2.1"
Part List
1 x Arduino shield for Photon
Documents
Particle Community
Particle Photon Documentation
For projects that you would like to share with the community, please visit Recipe.
Technical details
Dimensions 140mm x70mm x12mm
Weight G.W 37g
Battery Exclude
Part List
Arduino Shield for Photon 1
The Shield Shield is the answer. This shield performs all the necessary voltage translation and provides an Arduino-compatible footprint to make it easier for you to plug in your existing Arduino shields or talk to other 5V hardware.
The shield converts the pin mapping of the Photon to Arduino pin layout and provides a voltage translation of 3.3V to/from 5V.
It use Texas Instruments TXB0108PWR to do the voltage translation in between the Particles devices 3.3V to a 5V logic. Unlike other IO pins, the analog pins are rated at only a max of 3.3V and NOT 5.0V.
Please remember NOT to exceed this voltage at anytime. The shield has an on-board voltage regulator and can be powered from 7V to 15V DC source. You could also power it via the USB plug on the Particle device alone but the current would be limited to 500mA.
Specification
Operating voltage: 7 to 15V DC
Current consumption: standalone 7mA at 9V DC
Voltage translator with auto direction detect: TXB0108PWR
Dedicated MOSFET based voltage translator on I2C lines
Separate unidirectional quad buffer for driving heavy loads: 74ACT125
Diode protection on ADC pins
Dimensions: 3.4" x 2.1"
Part List
1 x Arduino shield for Photon
Documents
Particle Community
Particle Photon Documentation
For projects that you would like to share with the community, please visit Recipe.
Technical details
Dimensions 140mm x70mm x12mm
Weight G.W 37g
Battery Exclude
Part List
Arduino Shield for Photon 1
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