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HACK-NANO Development Board for Arduino Nano

₹499.00 (Inclusive of all taxes)
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The HACK-NANO Development PCB Board simplifies Arduino Nano projects by providing dedicated slots and integrated peripherals for common modules. It eliminates complex breadboard wiring, allowing for rapid prototyping and easy expansion with features like onboard LDR, buttons, and direct power outputs.

Features

  • Simplifies Arduino Nano projects by integrating common module interfaces.
  • Features dedicated slots for MicroSD, nRF24L01, RTC, Bluetooth, ESP8266, and Nokia 5110 GLCD modules.
  • Includes onboard LDR, Reset/Flash button, and two interrupt-capable push-buttons.
  • Provides regulated 5V and 3.3V output pins to power external components directly.
  • Individual jumpers allow manual connection/disconnection of LEDs, buzzer, and interrupt buttons.

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Description

The HACK-NANO Development PCB Board addresses the common challenge of complex breadboard wiring when integrating external modules with the Arduino Nano. Leveraging the Nano’s powerful ATmega328P microcontroller, this board consolidates essential interfaces and peripherals, making it an ideal platform for beginners and experienced makers alike to accelerate project development.

This versatile development board features dedicated onboard slots for a wide array of popular modules, including Micro SD cards, nRF24L01 wireless transceivers, DS1307/DS3231 Real-Time Clocks (RTC), HC-05/HC-06 Bluetooth modules, ESP8266-01 WiFi modules with on-board flashing capabilities, rotary encoders, and Nokia 5110 GLCD displays. This integration streamlines connections, eliminating the need for intricate custom circuitry and ensuring reliable performance.

Beyond module support, the HACK-NANO board enhances prototyping with integrated peripherals such as an LDR for light sensing, two push-button switches for generating interrupts, and a Reset/Flash button for convenient programming. It also provides regulated 5V and 3.3V output pins, simplifying power distribution to external sensors and actuators. A specific power jumper is included for Nokia 5110 LCDs, allowing selection between 3.3V and GND for backlight control to accommodate various display types.

Key Features

  • Onboard LDR for ambient light detection.
  • Integrated Reset/Flash Button for convenient programming.
  • Two dedicated push-buttons for generating external interrupts.
  • Onboard 5V and 3.3V regulated output pins for powering external modules.
  • Individual jumpers to manually connect/disconnect onboard LED, buzzer, and interrupt buttons.
  • Dedicated slots for MicroSD card, nRF24L01, DS1307/DS3231 RTC, HC-05/HC-06 Bluetooth, ESP8266-01 WiFi (with flashing), Rotary encoder, and Nokia 5110 GLCD Display.
  • Eliminates complex breadboard wiring for rapid prototyping.
  • Compatible specifically with Arduino Nano development boards.

Applications

  • IoT prototyping and embedded sensing projects.
  • Wireless communication applications using nRF24L01 or Bluetooth.
  • Data logging with MicroSD card and RTC modules.
  • Human-Machine Interface (HMI) development with Nokia 5110 GLCD.
  • Educational projects for learning Arduino and module integration.
  • Robotics control requiring simplified sensor and actuator interfacing.

Technical Specifications

CompatibilityArduino Nano
Input Voltage Range5V to 12V DC
Output Voltage5V, 3.3V
Length119 mm
Width89 mm
Weight55 g

Frequently Asked Questions

What Arduino boards are compatible with the HACK-NANO Development PCB Board?

The HACK-NANO board is specifically designed for seamless integration with the Arduino Nano. Its header pinout directly matches the Nano's, providing a convenient platform for expanding its capabilities without complex wiring. Compatibility with other Arduino boards like Uno or Mega is not supported due to differing form factors.

What external modules can be directly connected to the HACK-NANO board?

The board features dedicated slots for a MicroSD card, nRF24L01 wireless transceiver, DS1307/DS3231 RTC, HC-05/HC-06 Bluetooth module, ESP8266-01 WiFi module, rotary encoder, and Nokia 5110 GLCD display. This allows for streamlined connections without external breadboard circuitry.

How does the HACK-NANO board simplify power management for external components?

It includes onboard 5V and 3.3V regulated output pins, enabling direct power supply to various external sensors and modules. This eliminates the need for additional voltage regulators on a breadboard, streamlining power distribution and reducing component count for your embedded projects.

Are there any special considerations for using the Nokia 5110 GLCD with this board?

Yes, the board includes a power jumper next to the LCD header. This jumper allows you to select between 3.3V and GND for the backlight pin. This feature accommodates different Nokia 5110 display versions that may require varying backlight activation methods, ensuring broad compatibility.

How do I use the onboard interrupt buttons?

The HACK-NANO board provides two dedicated push-button switches for generating external interrupts. To utilize them, you must properly initialize and configure the interrupt routines within your Arduino sketch using functions like attachInterrupt(). Ensure the buttons are correctly debounced in your code.

Package Includes

  • 1 x HACK-NANO Development PCB Board for Arduino Nano.

Additional Information

Weight 0.055 kg
Dimensions 11.9 × 8.9 cm