NANO 3.0 Data Logging Expansion Board

Name: NANO 3.0 Data Logging Expansion Board
SKU: TS-P1351
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DS1307 Data Logging Module for Arduino Nano 3.0 combines a real-time clock and SD card slot, ideal for time-stamping data logging projects.

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SKU: TS-P1351

Category:Power Control

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The Nano 3.0 Data Logging Expansion Board is a versatile shield designed to add data logging capabilities to the Arduino Nano. It combines microSD card support with I2C connectivity and easy prototyping features, making it ideal for projects involving environmental monitoring, sensor data storage, and more.

Specifications:

RTC chip: DS1307
Storage: Standard SD card slot (not included)
Compatibility: Arduino Nano 3.0 and compatible
Communication interface:
RTC: I2C (SDA, SCL)
SD card: SPI
Operating voltage: 5V DC
backup battery: CR1220 or equivalent (not included)
Dimensions: 94mm x 25.5mm x 15mm (approximately)
Operating temperature: -40°C to +85°C
The module supports standard SD cards up to 2GB

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NANO 3.0 Data Logging Expansion Board

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