Micro SD Storage Board SD TF Card Memory Shield Module Adapter for Arduino
The Micro SD Storage Board SD TF Card Memory Shield Module Adapter is a compact and easy-to-use module that allows you to add external storage to your Arduino project. It is compatible with micro SD cards up to 2GB and TF cards up to 32GB, and uses the SPI interface to communicate with the Arduino. The module features a power LED indicator and operates at a voltage of 3.3V. With its small form factor and affordable price, it is an excellent choice for anyone who needs to store large amounts of data on their Arduino projects.
Description
The Micro SD Storage Board SD TF Card Memory Shield Module Adapter is a small module designed for use with Arduino microcontrollers. It allows you to easily add external storage to your Arduino project by providing a slot for a micro SD or TF card. The module is compatible with micro SD cards up to 2GB and TF cards up to 32GB.
The module is easy to use – simply insert your micro SD or TF card into the slot and connect the module to your Arduino. It uses the SPI interface to communicate with the Arduino, making it easy to read and write data to the external storage device.
The module also features a power LED indicator that lets you know when the module is receiving power. It operates at a voltage of 3.3V, making it compatible with most Arduino boards.
The Micro SD Storage Board SD TF Card Memory Shield Module Adapter is a great addition to any Arduino project that requires external storage. Whether you are building a data logger, a multimedia player, or any other project that requires the storage of large amounts of data, this module is an affordable and easy-to-use solution.
the specifications for the Micro SD Storage Board SD TF Card Memory Shield Module Adapter for Arduino:
- Compatible with micro SD cards up to 2GB and TF cards up to 32GB
- Uses the SPI interface to communicate with the Arduino
- Operating voltage: 3.3V
- Power LED indicator
- Small form factor: 4.1cm x 2.4cm
- Weight: 4g
The module comes with a 6-pin header for connecting to an Arduino board, and it can be easily mounted onto a breadboard or prototyping board. The module also features a built-in voltage regulator that allows it to operate at a voltage of 5V when connected to an Arduino board that operates at 5V.





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