Product description: Qwiic Button Red LED - module with a button - green LED - SparkFun BOB-16842
Button module based on the ATtiny84 microcontroller. It has a built-in green LED . The product handles interrupts that can be configured to activate when clicked. The manufacturer has also implemented FIFO functions in the module. Qwiic Button has a configurable I2C address, it allows you to connect multiple buttons in series via Qwiic, individually addressing each of them.
The manufacturer provides a detailed user guide and the Arduino library.
Qwiic Button Red LED - module with a button - green LED .
The pins of the module
The button module has two Qwiic connectors on the board. We also find pads with the following leads:
- 3.3v : module power supply
- GND : system ground
- SDA : data line of the I2C communication interface
- SCL : clock line of the I2C communication interface
- INT : interrupt pin. By default pulled up to a voltage of 3.3 V through a 10 kΩ resistor with a jumper
A detailed description of the pins and the configuration of address jumpers is available in the user manual .
Qwiic system - what is it?
Qwiic Connect by SparkFun is an ecosystem of sensors based on the serial I2C communication bus, actuators and cables with dedicated plugs. This solution simplifies prototyping of even complex systems. All boards supporting Qwiic use the same, 4-pin JST connector with a spacing of 1 mm. This reduces the amount of space required on the PCB. It also protects against incorrect connection.
Specification of the module with a button SparkFun BOB-16842
- Developer: SparkFun
- Supply voltage: 3.3 V (Qwiic)
- Load capacity: 50 mA
- Possibility to configure the lighting mode of jumpers
- Configurable I2C address
- Configurable interrupts
- FIFO queue implemented
- Button illumination color: green
- Button dimensions: 12 x 12 x 8 mm
- Module dimensions: 25 x 25 x 10 mm
Kit contents
- Qwiic Button Red LED - module with a button - green LED - SparkFun BOB-16842 - 1 pc.