PTSolns

Breakout Board (BoB) Adapter for Nano Dev Board

PTSolns breakout board adapters allow for quick prototyping by providing breakouts of all pins via screw terminals and headers

Image of PTSoIns Breakout Board BoB Adapter for Nano Dev BoardPTSolns nano terminal expansion adapter (NTEA) series kits are unassembled kits that consisting of the NTEA-LG kit, the NTEA-MD kit, and the NTEA-SM kit. They are available in three sizes, large (LG), medium (MD), and small (SM). These boards are designed to interface with the common nano microcontroller and allow for quick prototyping by providing breakouts of all pins via screw terminals and headers.

Features
  • Compatible with common Nano development boards
  • Multiple assembly configurations
  • Screw terminal breakout of all pins
  • Male header breakout of all pins (LG size)
  • Optional input capacitor (LG size)
Applications
  • Prototyping
  • Education

Breakout Board BoB Adapters

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
BOB FOR ARDUINO NANO NTEA-LG KITPTS-00021-211BOB FOR ARDUINO NANO NTEA-LG KIT247 - Immediate$6.45View Details
BOB FOR ARDUINO NANO NTEA-SM KITPTS-00026-211BOB FOR ARDUINO NANO NTEA-SM KIT43 - Immediate$5.46View Details
BOB FOR ARDUINO NANO NTEA-MD KITPTS-00028-211BOB FOR ARDUINO NANO NTEA-MD KIT168 - Immediate$5.77View Details

Associated Parts

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
NANO FLIP ATMEGA328P EVAL BRDPTS-00196-201NANO FLIP ATMEGA328P EVAL BRD205 - Immediate$8.65View Details
Published: 2024-10-30

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