The Sensor Shield V5.0 Expansion Board for Arduino solves one of the most common frustrations in early-stage prototyping — messy wiring. When you’re connecting multiple sensors, servos, and communication modules to an Arduino, the standard pin headers quickly become a tangle of jumper wires on a breadboard. This shield eliminates that problem by breaking out every I/O pin into a clean three-pin header: VCC, GND, and Signal, all at 2.54 mm pitch. Most Grove-style and standard Arduino sensors plug straight in without any additional wiring.
The shield sits directly on top of an Arduino Uno and Mega 2560, Duemilanove, Diecimila, or NG board. All 14 digital I/O pins including the 6 PWM-capable ones, and all 6 analog input pins are exposed this way. For servo-heavy builds, the board supports up to 32 servo interfaces — 18 to 23 on an Uno and more when paired with a Mega.
Communication is well covered too. There are dedicated headers for Bluetooth modules, APC220 wireless RF modules, I²C devices, SPI peripherals, SD card modules, and UART serial communication — all clearly labelled on the PCB.
Power flexibility is handled through a jumper wire. By default, the shield draws 5V from the Arduino. When driving multiple servos or sensors with higher current demands, you can connect an external power supply through the 2-pin screw terminal and configure the jumper accordingly to keep your Arduino’s regulator out of the loop.
StemVolt provide this shield for makers and electronics experimenters who want to move fast from idea to working prototype without spending time on wiring fundamentals every session.
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Features:
- Arduino Compatibility — Works with Uno, Mega 2560
- Sensor-Ready Pin Format — Each digital and analog port provides a dedicated VCC, GND, and Signal pins
- Multiple Communication Ports — Dedicated headers for Bluetooth, APC220 RF, I²C/IIC, SPI, SD card, and UART.
- Selectable Power Source — SEL jumper lets you choose between Arduino’s 5V rail and an external power supply connected via the onboard screw terminal
- Standard 2.54 mm Header Pitch — Compatible with widely available dupont cables, module pin headers, and sensor breakout boards
Technical Specifications:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Compatible Boards | Arduino Uno, Mega 2560, Duemilanove, Diecimila, NG |
| Weight | Lightweight |
| Digital I/O Ports | D0 – D13 (14 pins total; 6 pins support PWM output) |
| Analog I/O Ports | A0 – A5 (6 pins, hardwired to Arduino 5V) |
| Servo Channels | Up to 32 servo interfaces (18–23 on Uno; more on Mega) |
| Communication Interfaces | UART, I²C (IIC), SPI / SD card, Bluetooth, APC220 Wireless RF |
| Power Supply | Arduino 5V (default) or external via 2-pin screw terminal (SEL jumper selectable) |
| Sensor Pin Format | VCC · GND · Signal on 2.54 mm pitch headers |
Applications:
- Multi-Sensor — Connect temperature, humidity, gas, light, and motion sensors simultaneously
- IoT Applications — Pair with Bluetooth, RF modules through the onboard headers to build wireless sensor networks
- Robotics Projects — Drive multiple servo motors for robotic arms, walking robots, or RC vehicles using the shield’s expanded servo channels
- Arduino Learning Kits — Ideal for students and beginners who need a clean, organised way to wire up sensors during lab experiments and coursework
- Wireless Communication Projects — Plug in HC-05 Bluetooth or RF modules directly for remote monitoring and control applications
Package Includes:
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1 × Sensor Shield V5.0 Expansion Board for Arduino


















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