Feather to mikroBUS adapter board #Feather #mikrobus #click @mikroel
Mikroe.com posts: “We are introducing our first Feather to mikroBUS™ adapter board – the Feather click shield!”
This adapter board allows you to quickly make prototypes by combining more than 100 Adafruit Feather compatible baseboards with hundreds of Click boards™. This board allows you to connect Feather baseboards to Click boards™ over Adafruit FeatherWing format with ease by using two mikroBUS sockets. The Feather click shield is Adafruit’s standardized open source development platform for IoT projects.
The product comes equipped with two proprietary mikroBUS™ sockets, allowing all the Click board™ devices to be interfaced with the Feather boards with no effort at all, it just clicks!
The board includes a USB C connector for power.
See the post and product page for ordering – microe has a 20% off sale for the holidays.
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