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arduino-modules

Electronic modules made for Arduino.

Introduction

Here you can find the public modules I made for my Arduino projects. You can re-use the schematics and PBC-layouts freely and use services such as EasyEDA to make a PCB and JLCPCB to order your own modules.

Module types:

Modules by board number:

Development modules

03. TinyDev development board for ATtiny44A/84/841

Small development board for using an ATtiny44A or similar 14-pin ATtiny in SMD package on a breadboard. Minimal hardware design featuring only MCU, breadboard friendly headers with extra power lines, ISP header for serial programming and reset button. Uses bare chip and limited extra components. Also usable for ATtiny84, ATtiny441 and ATtiny841. More info...

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05. TinyDev development board for ATtiny13A/45/85

Narrow form factor development board for ATtiny85, ATtiny45 and ATtiny13A. Minimal hardware design featuring only MCU, breadboard friendly headers with extra power lines, ISP header for serial programming and reset button. More info...

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Display modules

01. TM1640 mini matrix 8x16

TM1640 mini LED matrix module for dual 788BS common cathode 8x8 2mm LED display. More info...

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02. TM1640 3mm matrix 8x16

TM1640 3mm LED matrix module for dual 1088BS common cathode 8x8 3mm LED display. More info...

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07. TM1637 6x5 LED matrix

TM16376x5 LED matrix with 3 key pushbutton interface. More info...

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09. TM1650 4x7 segment display

TM1650 large 4-digit 7-segment display module for common cathode single 0.56" 7-segment 4-digit LED display. More info...

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Input modules

08. 3x1 buttons for TM16xx modules

Simple PCB for 3 pushbuttons to be used as extension to a TM16xx module with button interface. More info...

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Disclaimer

All materials on this GitHub account, including the PCB designs, are provided to you on an as-is basis without guarantees and with all liability dismissed. It may be used at your own risk. Unfortunately I have no means to provide support.