Power Shield for Arduino
Some Arduino projects may need more than two power supplies, to power both the Arduino and connected parts such as servos. When fed with 4.5-35V, this Arduino power shield is able to provide 1.25-12V with 3A peak current!
It's ideal for servo control and other non-standard components. With this Arduino power supply shield, your Arduino now has one power supply for everything!
The board has a built-in voltage measuring function which maps the output voltage to Arduino analogue pin 0. It can also be controlled by the Arduino's digital Pin13 to switch on/off.
Specification
- Supply voltage: 4.5-35V
- Output voltage:1.25-12V
- Output current: 2A (3A peak)
- Max output power: 15W 3A@5V
- Efficiency: 90%
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Shipping List
- Power Shield x1
Some Arduino projects may need more than two power supplies, to power both the Arduino and connected parts such as servos. When fed with 4.5-35V, this Arduino power shield is able to provide 1.25-12V with 3A peak current!
It's ideal for servo control and other non-standard components. With this Arduino power supply shield, your Arduino now has one power supply for everything!
The board has a built-in voltage measuring function which maps the output voltage to Arduino analogue pin 0. It can also be controlled by the Arduino's digital Pin13 to switch on/off.
Specification
- Supply voltage: 4.5-35V
- Output voltage:1.25-12V
- Output current: 2A (3A peak)
- Max output power: 15W 3A@5V
- Efficiency: 90%
Documents
Shipping List
- Power Shield x1
Original: $8.60
-65%$8.60
$3.01Description
Some Arduino projects may need more than two power supplies, to power both the Arduino and connected parts such as servos. When fed with 4.5-35V, this Arduino power shield is able to provide 1.25-12V with 3A peak current!
It's ideal for servo control and other non-standard components. With this Arduino power supply shield, your Arduino now has one power supply for everything!
The board has a built-in voltage measuring function which maps the output voltage to Arduino analogue pin 0. It can also be controlled by the Arduino's digital Pin13 to switch on/off.
Specification
- Supply voltage: 4.5-35V
- Output voltage:1.25-12V
- Output current: 2A (3A peak)
- Max output power: 15W 3A@5V
- Efficiency: 90%
Documents
Shipping List
- Power Shield x1
