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The Prop Shield is meant for making interactive light and sound effects on small handheld props and wearable costumes.
This shield features 10DOF motion sensors, 2 watt audio amp, high speed 5V buffers for driving RGB LEDs, and an 8 Mbyte flash memory for images, sound clips, or data logging. It's approximately the size of a Teensy, just slightly longer to allow space for mounting holes and connections for power, speaker, and LEDs.
The Seeeduino XIAO BLE board brings you the power of a nRF52840 in one of the smallest form factor, and allows to deploy wireless projects at a small cost. It includes a Texas Instrument BQ24101 battery charging circuit, and the battery charge level can be measured.
Thanks to Node Blue, this board enables connecting buttons, switches, encoders, potentiometers, rotary switches, joysticks and various sensors.
Attention, this board uses an USB-C connector.
This kit allows you to build a radio link for your steering wheel. The embedded board and the dongle are based on the NRF52840 microcontroler.
Kit contents :
– NRF52840 Feather Express board with its printed plate and an external led with connector
– NRF52Dongle (option)
– µUSB extension , so you'll be able to recharge the battery or reprogram the NRF52840 board without having to open your wheel.
– 1 power switch to switch the wheel off and save battery life.
– 10 20cm dupont cables and 10 10cm dupont cables so you can connect your buttons, rotary encoders, etc.
Breakout board for Teensy-LC and Teensy-3.2 (assembled)
This board enables connecting buttons/encoders and various sensors, and an amplified radio module with a micro ceramic antenna.
Several connectors give access to various peripherals.
– With a Teensy LC, you will have access to 27 I/Os (22 when using a radio module), including 12 analog inputs (16 bits), and a amplified output on the pin 17 to drive Neopixel LEDs for example. The inputs are 3.3 V and are not 5 V tolerant. The Teensy LC operates at 48 MHz max.
– With a Teensy 3.2, you will have access to 37 I/Os (32 when using radio), including 19 analog inputs (16 bits) and 32 digital inputs. All digital pins are tolerant to 5 V. Teensy 3.2 operates at 72 MHz max but can be overclocked at 120 Mhz.
Breakout board for Teensy-LC and Teensy-3.2 (PCB only)
This board enables connecting buttons/encoders and various sensors, and propose a range of radio modules to easily deploy wireless solutions. Connectors :
Teensy-3.2 delivers an impressive collection of capabilities to make modern electronic projects simpler. It features an ARM Cortex-M4 processor at 72 MHz, 256 K Flash, 64 K RAM, 21 16 bit analog input and a 12 bits analog output, 3 hardware Serial ports, SPI & I2C, USB, and a total of 39 I/O pins. See the technical specifications for details.
Teensy-3.2 maintains the same form-factor as Teensy LC, with most pins offering similar peripheral features.
Dimensions : 35.6 mm x 17.8 mm
Drivers Download : Teensy Drivers
Teensy 4.1 is simply the most powerful platform of the Arduino environment :
Drivers Download : Teensy Drivers
Quick Release Black (Male part) 60 mm 
Mini-din min-din plate for QR(Female part) 
Mini-din plate for QR (Male Part) 
