Shields


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Shield Design Guide

Many development boards for sensors and microcontrollers have adopted the Arduino Uno

Strive to maintain cross platform compatibility with existing and future hardware. Follow standard Arduino interface connections

I2C – D14, D15 SPI – D10-D13 Serial – D0, D1 Analog – A1-A5 NOTE: Avoid A0, on other platforms this is a 32KHz clock

Provide a well documented C++ library for all on board components Provide a well documented demo application that uses the provided libraries Test you design on as many platforms as possible Minimum – 3 different platforms from different vendors As a general rule shields are recommended for an initial foray into mbed hardware development


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