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Sensor Shield V5 Digital Analog Expansion Module for Arduino UNO R3 R4 MEGA2560
$6.99

Sensor Shield V5.0 — Digital & Analog Expansion for Arduino UNO R3 / R4 / MEGA Clean up your wiring. The Sensor Shield V5 breaks out every Arduino UNO pin into convenient 3-pin headers (Signal, VCC, GND), making it easy to connect servos, sensors, relays, and other modules without a breadboard or messy jumper wires. Note: There are different variations of sensor shields on the market with different connector types. Please check the listing photos to confirm this is the version you need. Key Features - All digital pins D0–D13 broken out to 3-pin headers (Signal/VCC/GND)
- All analog pins A0–A5 broken out to 3-pin headers
- I2C, UART, and SPI breakout headers
- Servo-friendly — plug servos directly into the 3-pin headers
- Stacks directly onto Arduino UNO R3, R4, or MEGA 2560
- No soldering required
What\'s Included - Shield only: 1x Sensor Shield V5.0
- Board included: 1x Sensor Shield V5.0 + 1x UNO R3 compatible board (ATmega328P, CH340 USB)
Select the option you want from the drop-down above. What This Is (And Isn\'t) This is a passive breakout board. It does not expand I/O capacity or add new functionality — it simply makes wiring cleaner and faster by providing organized 3-pin headers for every pin. Many Arduino tutorials and kits use this shield. Common Uses - Servo and motor control projects
- Sensor arrays (temperature, humidity, distance, light)
- Relay control boards
- Prototyping and education — popular in Arduino starter kits
- Clean wiring for permanent installations
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