The Arduino Nano Sensor Shield (I/O Expansion Board) is designed to make wiring effortless. It expands the single pins of the Nano into a three-pin Servo-style header. Every sensor or servo gets its own dedicated 5V and Ground pin right next to the Signal pin. This eliminates the need for messy jumper wire splits or shared ground rails, making it ideal for walking robots, hexapods, and complex sensor arrays.
Key Features
G-V-S Pinout: Every Digital (D0-D13) and Analog (A0-A7) pin is broken out with dedicated Ground and Voltage pins.
High-Current Power: Includes a standard DC Barrel Jack (7V12V) to provide stable power to high-torque servos without overloading the Nanos internal regulator.
Dedicated Communication Ports: Features 4-pin headers for I2C (SDA/SCL) and UART (TX/RX) for instant connection to OLEDs, Bluetooth, and GPS modules.
Project Stability: Provides a much more secure connection than a breadboard, ensuring your wires dont fall out while your robot is moving.
Reset & Power Status: Includes an on-board reset button and a power LED for easy troubleshooting.
| Feature | Specification |
| Compatibility | Arduino Nano V3.0, Nano Every, LGT8F328P |
| Input Voltage | 7V to 12V DC (via Barrel Jack) or 5V (via USB) |
| I/O Headers | 14 Digital Pins, 8 Analog Pins (G-V-S Format) |
| Communication | Dedicated I2C and UART (Serial) Headers |
| Output Voltage | 3.3V and 5V DC Rails |
| Dimensions | 58mm x 53mm x 13mm |
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