Arduino MKR IoT Prime Bundle With MKR WIFI 1010
- RS Stock No.:
- 283-8015
- Distrelec Article No.:
- 301-42-238
- Mfr. Part No.:
- AKX00018
- Brand:
- Arduino
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- RS Stock No.:
- 283-8015
- Distrelec Article No.:
- 301-42-238
- Mfr. Part No.:
- AKX00018
- Brand:
- Arduino
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| Product Name | MKR IoT Prime Bundle With MKR WIFI 1010 | |
| Kit Classification | IoT Module | |
| Processor Part Number | SAMD21 Cortex-M0 | |
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- IT
Arduino, SAMD21 Cortex‑M0 Processor Part Number - AKX00018
This Arduino IoT module kit guides users through Wi-Fi‑enabled IoT prototyping using a Compact MKR board paired with environmental sensing and relay carrier shields. It combines a low‑power 32‑bit ARM microcontroller with a U‑BLOX Wi-Fi radio and cryptographic authentication to support battery or USB supply and secure cloud‑connected experiments.
Features and Benefits:
• 48MHz Clock Speed provides responsive 32‑bit computation for sketches
• 3.3V Circuit Operating Voltage enables low‑power battery operation
• 256KB Flash and 32KB SRAM permit complex firmware and data buffers
• 3.3V Circuit Operating Voltage enables low‑power battery operation
• 256KB Flash and 32KB SRAM permit complex firmware and data buffers
Applications
• Suitable for remote environmental monitoring with on‑board sensors
• Used with battery power for portable IoT projects
• Ideal for switching mains loads via relay outputs
• Used with battery power for portable IoT projects
• Ideal for switching mains loads via relay outputs
How is power managed between USB and battery?
The board includes a Li‑Po charging circuit that automatically switches between USB 5V supply and a single‑cell 3.7V Li‑Po while charging.
Which sensor interfaces are available on the shield?
The environmental shield provides I2C and analogue outputs for pressure, humidity, temperature, light and UVA/UVB measurements.