When WiFi technology appeared, it was a total revolution, which definitely improved the management of many devices and systems. It is a technology designed to send and receive information from communication devices. It is designed to provide access to the Internet, without which today it is difficult to imagine normal functioning in reality. WiFi network is used today in many ways. It is primarily known as a technology that allows you to use the Internet for entertainment and interesting leisure activities, as well as to communicate with other users or supplement your knowledge in a specific area. WiFi is also great for managing and controlling various devices. This is what WiFi modules, which you will find in our offer, are used for. They differ in frequency range, power voltage and type of microcontroller. Check our recommendations and use the WiFi module to control your PCB.
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Index: AZO-10232
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Velleman VMP500 prototype KIT for Raspberry Pi 4B/3B+/3B/2B/Zero
Index: VEL-10721
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Adafruit ATtiny816 Breakout with seesaw - STEMMA QT / Qwiic
Index: ADA-22893
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A/C and C/A Converters
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Gravity - 2-Channel I2C DAC Module 0-10V - DFRobot DFR0971
Gravity - 2-channel DAC 0-10V I2C module allows you to operate industrial devices with a voltage from 0 V to 10 V. It is supplied with the voltage from 3.3 V to 5 V. It can...
Index: DFR-21993
Index: DFR-21993
MCP4725 DAC I2C converter - SparkFun BOB-12918
Digital-to-analog converter with I2C interface. The module allows you to receive signal in the form of analog voltage from any microcontroller that has I2C. It is powered with...
Index: SPF-02275
Index: SPF-02275
Converter ADC MCP3008 - 10-bit 8-channel DIP
10-bit 8-channel converter analog-to-digital MCP3008-I/P in DIP case with SPI communication interface.
Index: UCC-02358
Index: UCC-02358
Converter ADC MCP3208-CI/P 12-bit 8-channel SPI - DIP
12-bit, 8-channel converter analog-to-digital MCP3208-CI/P in a DIP case with communication interface SPI.
Index: UCC-06507
Index: UCC-06507
ADS1115 16-Bit ADC - 4 Channel with Programmable Gain Amplifier STEMMA QT/Qwiic- Adafruit 1085
Module with analog to digital converter with 16-bit precision. Running at a speed of up to 860 samples per second. It has the ability to change the amplification of up to 16 x....
Index: ADA-08444
Index: ADA-08444
MCP3424 - ADC 18-bit 4-channel I2C converter
Module with analog-digital converter, delta-sigma type with 18-bit precision. It is equipped with four channels with differential inputs. It works at speed of up to 240 samples...
Index: DFR-03036
Index: DFR-03036
ADC 16-bit converter - 4-channel ADS1115 - overlay for Raspberry Pi
Shield for Raspberry Pi with analog-digital converter of 16-bit accuracy and a small package MSOP-10. It has programmable data transfer speed from 8 to 860, 4 analog inputs and...
Index: MOD-09861
Index: MOD-09861
Digital-to-analog converter with I2C interface. The module allows you to receive signals in the form of analog voltage on any microcontroller that supports I2C. Powered with...
Index: GRL-12805
Index: GRL-12805
MCP4728 DAC I2C converter - 4 channels + EEPROM - Adafruit 4470
Digital-to-analogue converter based on MCP4728 chip. It allows to obtain 4 analog outputs from any microcontroller equipped with I2C interface, e.g. Arduino. The...
Index: ADA-16457
Index: ADA-16457
Gravity: ADC converter ADS1115 16-bit - 4-channel
Module made by the Gravity features a 16-bit analog-to-digital converter ADS1115.
Index: DFR-12472
Index: DFR-12472
Gravity - DAC 1-channel 4-20mA I2C digital-to-analog converter - DFRobot DFR0972
Digital-to-analog converter equipped with a Gravity series connector. It has two screw connectors - one is a current output in the range from 0 mA to 25 mA , and the other...
Index: DFR-22277
Index: DFR-22277
Pimoroni - Audio Dac Shim - audio line-out I2S
Audio Dac Shim overlay designed for Raspberry Pi. Based on PCM5100A DAC chip, which takes high quality digital audio from Raspberry Pi and outputs clear 24-bit / 192 kHz...
Index: PIM-18912
Index: PIM-18912
ADS1256/DAC8552 - A/C and C/A converter 24/16-bit SPI - overlay for Raspberry Pi - Waveshare 11010
Module with high precision converter of A/C and C/A in the form of shield for GPIO connectors of Raspberry Pi. It has 2 16-bit analog outputs and 8 24-bit analog inputs. It...
Index: WSR-04478
Index: WSR-04478
MCP4725 Breakout Board - DAC - 12-bit - I2C - STEMMA QT / Qwiic - Adafruit 935
The Adafruit module is equipped with a 12-bit digital-to-analog converter MCP4725 . Its task is to convert a digital signal from any microcontroller equipped with an I2C...
Index: ADA-21081
Index: ADA-21081
PCF8591 - A/D and D/A converter, 8-bit I2C v2
Module with A/D converter - 4 channels and D/A - 1 output. It works with voltage from 2.5 V to 6.0 V, and communicates over I2C. The board also contains: potentiometer,...
Index: MOD-02632
Index: MOD-02632
Grove ADS1115 - 4-channel 16-bit ADC for Raspberry Pi - Seeedstudio 103030279
Grove 4-channel 16-bit ADS1115 ADC is an analog-digital converter (ADC) in the form of shield for GPIO connectors of Raspberry Pi. It is 4-channel ADC based on the ADS1115...
Index: SEE-13814
Index: SEE-13814
PCF8591 - converter ADC + DAC 8bit STEMMA QT/Qwiic I2C - Adafruit 4648
A module containing an analogue-to-digital ADC and a digital-toanalogue DAC with 8-bit inputs. It has an I2C serial interface and is powered from 2.5 V to 6 V. It has 4...
Index: ADA-17711
Index: ADA-17711
SparkFun Qwiic 12 Bit ADC ADS1015 - 12 bit 4 channel ADC - I2C - SparkFun DEV-15334
The module is equipped with the ADS1015 analog-to-digital converter from SparkFun . SparkFun Qwiic 12 Bit ADC ADS1015 has up to 4 input channels , which can be used as...
Index: SPF-21148
Index: SPF-21148
DAC - AD5693R - 16-bit - I2C - STEMMA QT/Qwiic - Adafruit 5811
A product from Adafruit equipped with a 16-bit AD5693R digital-to-analog converter, which is responsible for converting the digital signal from any microcontroller...
Index: ADA-23979
Index: ADA-23979
ADS1015 - ADC 12-bit 4-channel I2C converter - Adafruit 1083
Module with analog-to-digital converter with 12-bit accuracy. Operates at speed up to 3300 samples per second. Has the ability to change the amplification up to 16 x. It is...
Index: ADA-02618
Index: ADA-02618
Converter module analog to digital 12-bit accuracy. It operates at speeds up to 189 samples per second. It is supplied with 5V, communicates via I2C. The kit includes a...
Index: SEE-04442
Index: SEE-04442
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Module with loudspeaker for testing A/C and C/A converters - Waveshare 3972
Module with amplifier LM386M, speaker and two high precision potentiometers, that allows you to check external converters analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog.
Index: WSR-04489
Index: WSR-04489
Grove - ADC converter for HX711 load cell sensors - Seeedstudio 101020712
Arduino compatible 24-bit ADC converter module allows to read values from pressure sensors. It has built-in amplifier with optional 32 dB, 64 dB and 128 dB gain. On the board...
Index: SEE-15855
Index: SEE-15855
ADC analog-to-digital converter - ADS7830 - 8-bit 8-channel - I2C - STEMMA QT/Qwiic - Adafruit 5836
8-channel module with an analog-to-digital converter with 8-bit precision equipped with the ADS7830 chip. The maximum sampling rate is 70 ksps and the SNR is 50 dB ....
Index: ADA-24134
Index: ADA-24134
See also
WiFi - wireless internet access
WiFi - Wireless Fidelity - is a technology that provides wireless Internet access. Initially, we could use it only with a cable, that is a direct connection of a modem with the Internet to a desktop computer. Nowadays we still have such an option, but the WiFi technology is definitely more convenient and creates more possibilities, more users can use the Internet. The technology is based on waves with the right frequency of transmitting and receiving. WiFi works in two frequencies: 2.4GHz and 5GHz. How does it work actually? A modem/router divides a specific part of the frequency into several channels that are not connected to each other. These channels allow for communication with several devices, sometimes there are 4-5, and sometimes several hundred.
There are two methods of connecting WiFi networks to the Internet. The first is to access the network from your phone through the cell phone network you are using. The second option to use a WiFi router. More and more often this technology is used in intelligent building automation management systems. Moreover, it has found its application in industrial plants and production processes. It enables to control specific devices at a distance, while being out of the house or in another production hall. It is a very convenient solution, which is still being developed and improved.
WiFi modules for Arduino boards and more!
WiFi modules are perfect for managing Arduino boards. These are mini-computers, i.e. commonly known devices in a miniaturized version, which increasingly often replace traditional computers. Such devices also use wireless communication, which makes it easier to establish a connection between several devices that work in WiFi network. The WiFi modules are equipped with a small size ESP8266 chip. It is supposed to control the connection of the board with the WiFi network. When at rest, it can draw very low current, as only 10µA. This solution allows us to send specific information about measurement data from various sensors to the board via WiFi. Furthermore, this way we can control the board in a wide range. Turn it on and off, as well as change technical parameters and settings or run additional functions. WiFi modules are the best option in this area, taking into account the continuous development of device control technology and the participation of minicomputers in advanced electronic projects. Wireless communication creates great opportunities to manage multiple devices, linking them together and creating a coherent, cooperating network.
In our offer you can find WiFi modules with different number of analog inputs, GPIO outputs, pins and LEDs. The modules differ in frequency, power supply voltage, memory and interfaces.