Scratch IO Shield Kit for Scratch for Arduino

Introduction

The simple board is easy to solder and is then ready to use in an infinite number of projects. It contains some analog sensors onboard: light sensor, temperature sensor an angle sensor (potentiometer); some digital sensors: two push buttons. Also included, as digital output, a bi-color LED and analog power driver base on NPN transistor.

There is a full range of connectors where you can plug your own sensors and actuators. This tool it is perfect for programing students, and Robotic workshops. It has been designed by teachers of the Robotics lab of Colegio San Gredos in Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, Spain. It has been developed under the OpenHardware spirit, and it is given to the community to enjoy and to be improved. This scratch_io hardware runs linked to a Scratch modification made by S4A group from citilab (free downloadable). The standard Scratch version from MIT does not support it (soon, we expect it will be supported).

Let´s teach young people how to discover hardware and robotics in a friendly manner, let's teach them how to build a better future.

Features

• U1 Lm35
• Jumper 2,54... (4 units)

The following are included:

1. PCB 2. Components:

• 100nF C
• 10uF 5vol CAPAPOL
• D1 DOUBLE_LED Led bicolor
• K1 conector PCB con tornillo 3vias
• K2 conector PCB con tornillo 3vias
• P1 Tira pines simple 2,54mm (50pines)
• Q1 BC547
• R1 5k 1/4w
• R2 5k 1/4w
• R3 5k 1/4w
• R4 220ohm 1/4w
• R5 1K 1/4w
• RV1 POTENCIOMETER Vertical 10k
• SW1 SW_PUSH_SMALL. Pulsador para PCB
• SW2 SW_PUSH_SMALL. Pulsador para PCB
• TH1 LDR
• U1 Lm35
• Jumper 2.54mm spacing (4 units)
• Linker LED module
• RC continuous servo

Schematic

• Schematic

Support

If you have questions or other better design ideas, you can go to our forum to discuss or creat a ticket for your issue at linksprite support.

Resources

• Scratch-io Wiki

See Also

Other related products and resources.

Licensing

This documentation is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0 Source code and libraries are licensed under GPL/LGPL, see source code files for details.