List of products by brand Sparkfun

ESP8266 Thing Dev board from Sparkfun is a reliable, strong solution for IoT projects. The ESP8266 is a well-known WiFi controller from the boards such as NodeMcu and or WeMos. This board increases the reliability to maximum though. This version comes without headers.

This FTDI breakout is a super small board with a standard FT232RL USB to serial IC circuit. The pinout fits FTDI cable making it compatible with any Arduino or Arduino compatible 5V boards.

This FTDI breakout is a super small board with a standard FT232RL USB to serial IC circuit. The pinout fits FTDI cable making it compatible with any Arduino or Arduino compatible 5V boards.

This small GPS breakout is yet another Qwiic module from SparkFun as per usual based on I2C - meaning that you can keep your serial port free for other applications. The board features XA1110 GPS module from GTOP and MediaTek MT3333 chipset already loaded with SparkFun firmware enabling clean and easy use of both ports. 

SparkFun IoT RedBoard development board compatible with Arduino. It incorporates an ESP32 chip with a 32-bit dual-core Xtensa LX6 microprocessor with a clock frequency of up to 240 MHz. It enables WiFi and Bluetooth wireless communication, making it versatile for Smart Home and IoT projects.

Ever needed a microphone for your project. This tiny little board will fulfill all your needs - it is not only mobile, but as well easy to connect. A low power, efficient, omnidirectional AMP401 microphone has an analog output. It works great for near and long range uses and is particularly suitable for a mobile projects given its extremely low energy consumption. You can use it in a range of applications - we can see it used in smartphones, cameras or electronic nannies.

The SparkFun micro:Climate kit is a complete weather station kit that builds on the weather:bit carrier board with weather and soil moisture sensors, all powered by the micro:bit. board.

You are looking for an easy way to program a microcontroller in your Arduino. It has never been easier - with this board you can do it in the record speed with support or Raspberry (or without for that matter, as the HAT works on the standalone basis as well). It was first developed as an in-house solution for Sparkfun production, and for its quality and usefulness ended up in mass production with a solid fan following.

The board includes several handy features ranging from the capacitive touch button for a standalone mode to launch programming, LEDs indicating the status of the program upload as well as some whiteboard labels to keep track of your projects.

16 servo motors with one board seems impossible? With this board not only it isn´t impossible, but it even seems easy. Additionally, you won´t need to sacrifice any of your valuable GPIOs as the HAT connects directly via I2C. Additionally, you have a serial terminal connection at your disposal.

You can supply the power to the board through your Pi or directly if you are going for larger servos and would need a separate source of power. Simply scrap a small blob of solder on the isolation jumper.

This tiny little board features two chips from Maxim Integrated: MAX32664 and MAX30101. The 30101 Oximetry module  is the sensor on board responding for both oximetry and heart rate sesnsing. The MAX32664 is equipped with a Cortex M4 handling algorithimc calculations, digital filtering and automatic gain control. The board comes with I2C and SparkFun has provided to it Qwiic connectors for ease of use.

This little board is simply a I2C board to Qwiic converter. It pretty much enables any device with I2C connectors to work with Qwiic system. It has two Qwiic ports - both of them served with the same I2C bus. You simply stick the board on your I2C board and get additional two Qwiic ports. It is as easy as it sounds

The Qwiic HAT is an absolute basic of Qwiic system for Raspberry. It enables a quick and efficient connection of an sensor to your Raspberry over I2C bus (GND, 3.3 V, SDA and SCL). As Qwiic enables daisy chaining of components, you can pretty much install as many sensors on the Qwiic HAT as you want. On top of that it fits perfectly Pi Tin enclosure from SparkFun enabling connection while in case.

QWIIC is a connection standard developed by Sparkfun enabling a quick an easy connection of peripherals without a need to solder pins, without any mismatches due to polarized connector. And on top of that you can "daisy chain" them! 

This hat pretty much opens the whole QWIIC universe in front of your Pi. It features 4 QWIIC ports all on the same I2C bus (GND, 3.3V, SDA, and SCL).

A universal  2x20 GPIO makes it compatible with all Raspberry Pi boards, as well as Google Coral and Jetson Nano.

Note:  For a secure connection in some applications, you'll need to add a pair of 1x20 stackable headers to extend the pins to your cart.

SparkFun Qwiic Shield for Teensy is a quick and easy way to prepare an expansion board equipped with Qwiic connectors . This shield is compatible with Teensy 4.0, Teensy 3.2 and Teensy LC boards. The board is equipped with an I2C bus connector (GND, 3.3 V, SDA and SCL) and four SparkFun Qwiic connectors

The accelerometer sensor is an add-on for your RedBot that provides shock and motion detection. The sensor works by measuring acceleration forces on the x, y and z axes. By measuring the amount of acceleration (or lack thereof), your robot can better understand its movements.

This accelometer is powered with 1.8 to 3.6V and consumes only up to 320 uA of current. The circuit fits on the small 18mm on 18mm board and is fully compatible with Arudino

This board features and extremely low power LIS331HH accelerometer. The unit is a MEMS three axis linear accelerometer with a I2C- SPI serial interface enabling use with embedded applications. The range of measurement includes three options +-6g/+-12g/+-24g and enables datalogging with output rates fro 0.5 Hz to 1kHz. Check this and plenty of other accelerometers in our offering of both Sparkfun and other producers

Sensor used for measuring of the object acceleration in 3 axis in the range of either ±2g, ±4g or ±8g. It is powered with 1.95V to 3.6V. What sets this module apart is its user-friendliness, compatible size and low power consumption. It comes with QWIIC connectors

Sensor used for measuring of the object acceleration in 3 axis in the range of either ±2g, ±4g or ±8g. It is powered with 1.95V to 3.6V. What sets this module apart is its user-friendliness, compatible size and low power consumption. it comes with headers attached

Sensor used for measuring of the object acceleration in 3 axis in the range of either ±2g, ±4g or ±8g. It is powered with 1.95V to 3.6V. What sets this module apart is its user-friendliness, compatible size and low power consumption. it comes with headers attached

It is a version without headers of a popular BOB-09868 from SparkFun.

In our offer, we have a versuib with headers (SP0001) and with QWIC system (SP0005).

The SparkFun weather meter kit is a set of basic mechanical components for building a weather station. This kit represents the three basic elements of weather measurement: wind speed, wind direction and precipitation. Whether you are a farmer, a professional meteorologist or a weather enthusiast, building your own weather station can be a truly rewarding project. However, when it comes to measuring the weather, you need some pretty specialised sensors.

The SparkFun WiFi ESP8266 Shield is a shield for Arduino R3 R3 board enabling internet connection. ESP8266 as you all know is a solid fundament for any IoT project an in this version it can be simply and easily put on your board. It is a great middle ground between the sole module and the development board such NodeMcu or WeMos. So if you need a relatively cheap and super reliable way to internet for your Arduino project - this is the shield for you! ESP8266 shield WiFi comes with an AT-command firmware, hence can be controlled by any UART. It works great with any Arduino R· layout. The shield doesn´t have the headers on.

SparkFun XBee Explorer Dongle enables the communication between your computer and any XBee device, as in case of any XBee device, without any cables!

The module is compatible with Series 1, Series 2.5 and standard Pro version with voltage regulator functioning with the current up to 500 mA.

SparkFun XBee Explorer Dongle enables the communication between your computer and any XBee device, as in case of any XBee device, without any cables!

The module is compatible with Series 1, Series 2.5 and standard Pro version with voltage regulator functioning with the current up to 500 mA.

It's a tiny board, programmable from the Arduino IDE, that hides enormous potential. The Teensy 4.0 is equipped with a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M7 processor at a blazingly fast 600 MHz. The use of the NXP iMXRT1062 chip makes the Teensy 4.0 the fastest microcontroller on the market at launch.