SparkFun Qwiic Shield for Arduino Nano

The SparkFun Qwiic Shield for Arduino Nano is a dedicated expansion board that seamlessly integrates your Arduino Nano into the Qwiic ecosystem, a system designed to simplify and accelerate I2C-based prototyping by eliminating the need for soldering and complex wiring.

By providing four easy-access Qwiic ports—arranged in two horizontal and two vertical orientations—this shield allows you to daisy-chain multiple Qwiic sensors, displays, and breakout boards to your Nano with simple plug-and-play cables. This dramatically reduces breadboard clutter and connection errors, letting you focus on building your project faster.

The shield is meticulously designed to match the exact footprint of the Arduino Nano, ensuring a perfect, low-profile fit. It incorporates essential features for robust operation, including a logic shifting circuit and an IOREF jumper to safely handle different voltage levels between 3.3V and 5V devices. Dedicated 3.3V and GND power buses run across the board, providing stable power to all connected Qwiic modules.

The product is supplied with two 15-pin stackable female headers, which require soldering to attach the shield securely to your Arduino Nano. Once assembled, it creates a solid, professional foundation for any Qwiic-enabled project, from environmental monitoring stations to interactive robotics controllers.

Key Features & Specifications

• Seamless Integration: Designed to match the Arduino Nano footprint perfectly.
• Enhanced Connectivity: Features four Qwiic ports (2x horizontal, 2x vertical) for flexible module connection.
• Voltage Compatibility: Includes a logic shifting circuit and IOREF jumper for safe interfacing between 3.3V and 5V logic.
• Power Distribution: Integrated 3.3V and GND buses provide clean power to attached devices.
• Complete Kit: Supplied with two 15-pin stackable female headers for assembly (soldering is a