Memory cards accessories
We offer various memory card accessories for PC and popular microcontrollers such as Raspberry Pi or Arduino. In this category you can find, among others, card readers (also with USB output for connecting to a PC), card slots (made in SMD technology) with possibility to solder to a microcontroller, slot extender or data logger, allowing you to record information on a memory card. Adapters from microSD to SD format are also available.
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Memory card accessories
We offer a variety of accessories for memory cards, such as slots, card readers (also with a USB interface, for example in the convenient form of a key ring) and components for mounting on minicomputers. Before choosing a particular model, it's worth checking whether it supports the desired card capacity (some devices are limited to 32GB or 64GB, for example).
PC accessories
In this section we offer many useful accessories for owners of laptops and desktop computers. If your equipment does not have a built-in slot for memory cards, you can easily change it by choosing a card reader which communicates with a computer via USB interface. A particularly recommendable option is a USB hub with a built-in reader, which also acts as a splitter and provides a slot for SD and microSD memory cards. We also offer microSD to SD card adapters, which are very useful for ripping data from a microSD card to a laptop or desktop computer equipped with an SD card slot.
Accessories for microcontrollers
Equipping your microcontroller with a module that enables you to read and/or write data to an SD or microSD card will greatly expand the capabilities of your minicontroller. We have a wide range of accessories to choose from - including SD and microSD card memory slots with surface mount solder joints, as well as extensions such as reader modules and data loggers. The components available in this category communicate with the board via popular interfaces (SPI, I2C), which makes them very universal. We also offer solutions useful in creating robotic projects or more advanced electronic devices, including SD and microSD card slot extenders.