Part Number |
FDQ-80001 |
---|---|
UPC |
655469382756 |
Vdd Min (V) |
3.5 |
Vdd Max (V) |
5.1 |
RoHS |
Yes |
Pin Spacing (mm) |
2.54 |
Length (mm) |
76.2 |
Width (mm) |
23.4 |
Height (mm) |
7.3 |
Vout (V) |
3.3 |
Num GPIO |
29 |
Num ADC |
12 |
Num DAC |
1 |
Num PWM |
15 |
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R3actor combines the power of an ARM® Cortex®-M0+ microprocessor with the ease of Arduino development tools, all in one convenient package. Its small size, low power consumption, and integrated Li-Po battery charger make R3actor perfect for compact and battery powered applications.
Take advantage of existing shield, hats, and breakout boards. R3actor was designed to be pin compatible with Adafruit Feather devices and electrically compatible with other 3.3V compliant expansion boards. In addition, R3actor includes a QWIIC compatible I2C connector which can be used with PlayingWithFusion and 3rd party QWIIC breakout boards. Nearly all microprocessor pins are broken out into through-hole connections, even the SD card signal lines.
With standard 100 mil (2.54mm) pin spacing and a narrow footprint, R3actor works great with breadboards for rapid prototyping and experimentation. Once a design is ready, mounting holes on all four corners provide a secure method to attach R3actor to project boxes or other enclosure.
Uncompromising design. Competing boards save money by not including all necessary decoupling capacitors and discrete components that support the SAMD21 micro. These boards may work fine on a breadboard only to experience glitches and instability in another environment. PlayingWithFusion thoroughly tests each board we produce (and we include all the decoupling caps) to ensure you have a stable base to build your next project
Tutorials, guides and other documentation are available in our Tech Articles section.
PWF Library Installation | How to install Playing With Fusion Libraries for use in the Arduino and Particle IDEs |
Morse Code Example | Read text from the micro-SD card and display it on an LED in morse code |
3D Printed RC Transmitter | This project will take you through a detailed description of how you can 3D print, build, and program your own radio controller to interface with many types of hobbyist electronics projects. |
R3aktor Support Package Installation | Before using the R3aktor, the Arduino IDE must be configured to recognize the board. Follow these instructions to install these support packages. |
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