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Description:
Funduino Nano Expansion Board
This Nano Mult-Function expansion board is designed specially for Nano, solve the problem of wiring confusing when a variety of sensors connected. Lead out all digital IO port and analog IO port, each one with standard positive and negative power interface. Lead out the I2C interface of mainboard for convenient connection. Increasing the DC power supply interface. Nano USB interface supply current is actually only 50MA, to bring high-current devices, such as the steering, is obviously insufficient. So in the DC power connector provide external power supply to ensure the stability of equipment operation.
ATmega328P Nano V3 Improved Version
Microcontroller ATmega328 Operating Voltage (logic level): 5V Input Voltage (recommended): 7V ~ 12V Input Voltage (limits): 6V ~ 20 V Digital I/O Pins: 14 (of which 6 provide PWM output) Analog Input Pins: 8 DC Current per I/O Pin: 40mA Flash Memory: 32KB (ATmega328) (of which 2 KB used by bootloader) SRAM: 2KB (ATmega328) EEPROM: 1KB (ATmega328) Clock Speed: 16MHz
Note:
This version is not included the USB cable. Had change the USB chip, improve the download speed and stability of WIN7/WIN8
Package included:
1 x Funduino Nano Expansion Board 1 x Compatible Improved Version Nano V3.0
I put this review on my blog so have copied here for the benefit of other banggood customers.
Funduino Nano Expansion Board + ATmega328P Nano V3 Improved Version For Arduino
Supplier : Banggood.com
Cost : Around £4.12 (buy 5 and the cost is reduced to about £3.88
Product ID: 1011009
This a really useful development board for the Arduino. Each of the 13 digital out puts and 8 analogue outputs have their own +v and Ground pin, making it much neater to attach sensors etc to the device. The AREF pin also has it’s own +v and Ground pin.
The unit has it’s own +v in connected to a power regulator so adding a battery is easy. Attaching the Nano is a simple case of inserting in to the socket header. and this is far far easier then trying to get a Nano in to a Breadboard, which I can describe as do-able but tedious and can easily cause damage to the device. 4 holes in the board allow it to be attached to the Banggood development plate that is designed to house a Uno + Breadboard.
For the price I paid I got this board plus an Arduino Nano unit, which is great value.
If you buy just this board with no Nano then the cost is 2.04 Product ID: 91852
You can buy 5 for £11.91 – Product ID: 970410
I think these are well worth the investment partly as once you have built a project as a prototype you can buy other boards that further reduce the component overhead, for example the Nano IO Shield Product ID: 963967.
I have not fully started to explore this but I will be getting more as I have a few Nano’s around not doing much. This unit can also serve as a test bed, so if there is a suspected fault with a Nano, it can be tested with this and removed if faulty.
This could be great for schools, hopefully I will be able to get in to a school soon, and work with children to build project, and get paid (maybe vis Hays) so I can buy further units and support components.