ROHM’s Sensor Shield Evaluation Kit, now at Mouser, integrates 10 sensors for IoT prototyping

Mouser Electronics, Inc. is now stocking the new SENSORSHLD1-EVK-101 Sensor Shield evaluation kit from ROHM Semiconductor. This second-generation Sensor Shield integrates 10 onboard sensors into a board with an Arduino Uno R3-compatible layout to ensure the kit works with existing open source prototyping platforms. 

The ROHM SENSORSHLD1-EVK-101 Sensor Shield evaluation kit, available from Mouser Electronics, enables design engineers to create build a sensor environment for prototyping and initial set development for Internet of Things (IoT) and machine-to-machine (M2M) applications. The Sensor Shield removes the hardware and software challenges of switching out sensors by incorporating ROHM sensors on an Arduino Uno R3-compatible board: These sensors include:

· BDE0600G analog temperature sensor

· BU52014HFV omnipolar hall switch sensor with polarity discrimination

· KX122 digital accelerometer

· KXG03 digital gyroscope and accelerometer

· ML8511A analog ultraviolet (UV) light sensor

· RPR-0521 digital ambient light sensor and proximity sensor

· BH1745 digital color sensor

In addition to these sensors, the board integrates a digital barometric pressure sensor, magnetometer, digital magnetometer and accelerometer, and digital microphone.

The ROHM Sensor Shield kit is compatible with many open source platforms, including the Intel® Arduino 101 development board and NXP LPCXpresso541xx development tools, allowing engineers to evaluate sensor-based designs for industrial, automotive, connected home, and other applications.

To learn more, visit http://www.mouser.com/new/rohmsemiconductor/rohm-sensor-shield-kits/

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