SparkFun Qwiic Shield for Arduino Nano

SparkFun Qwiic Shield for Arduino Nano is a compact expansion board that adds four Qwiic ports to your Arduino Nano, letting you connect I2C modules without soldering or complex wiring.

Overview

The shield is designed to match the exact footprint of the Arduino Nano, giving a low-profile fit. It integrates the Arduino Nano into the Qwiic ecosystem, a system intended to simplify and speed up I2C-based prototyping. Four easy-access Qwiic ports are arranged in two horizontal and two vertical orientations, so you can daisy-chain multiple Qwiic sensors, displays, and breakout boards using plug-and-play cables. This reduces breadboard clutter and connection errors.

Key Features

• Four Qwiic ports (two horizontal, two vertical) for flexible module connection
• Logic shifting circuit and IOREF jumper for interfacing between 3.3V and 5V devices
• Integrated 3.3V and GND power buses providing power to connected Qwiic modules
• Footprint matched to the Arduino Nano
• Supplied with two 15-pin stackable female headers, which require soldering to attach the shield to the Arduino Nano

Applications

Suited to projects ranging from environmental monitoring stations to interactive robotics controllers. Once assembled, the shield provides a solid foundation for any Qwiic-enabled project.

Specifications

• Width: 3.3
• Depth: 1.5
• Height: 4.3
• Weight: 7 gm

Choose the SparkFun Qwiic Shield for Arduino Nano when you need a plug-and-play route to connecting Qwiic modules to an Arduino Nano.