Shields
Shields are PCBs you can easily stack on development boards. The application circuits populated on shields add extra functionality to easily prototype a project. In general, these are called "daughter boards." The terminology and layout depends on the environment platform and form factor. Shields for Arduino typically use the Arduino Uno R3 footprint. However, shields can have a different layout depending on the architecture. Stackable PCBs for the Raspberry Pi are referred to as HATs or pHATs while the BeagleBone refers to them as Capes. Check out our tutorial about shields for more information.
Arduino Shields v2
Arduino Weather Shield Hookup Guide V12
Ardumoto Kit Hookup Guide
AST-CAN485 I/O Shield (24V) Hookup Guide
AST-CAN485 WiFi Shield Hookup Guide
BeagleBone Black Proto Cape Hookup Guide
CAN-BUS Shield Hookup Guide
Dialog ULP WiFi DA16200 R3 Shield Hookup Guide
ESP8266 WiFi Shield Hookup Guide
Getting Started with the MyoWare® 2.0 Muscle Sensor Ecosystem
Getting Started with the SmartLED Shield for Teensy
GPS Logger Shield Hookup Guide
GPS Shield Hookup Guide
LTE Cat M1/NB-IoT Shield Hookup Guide
MicroSD Shield and SD Breakout Hookup Guide
MiniGen Hookup Guide
Mini GPS Shield Hookup Guide
MP3 Player Shield Hookup Guide V15
MP3 Player Shield Music Box
Photon IMU Shield Hookup Guide
Photon OLED Shield Hookup Guide
Qwiic Shield for Arduino & Photon Hookup Guide
Simultaneous RFID Tag Reader Hookup Guide
SparkFun Arduino ProtoShield Hookup Guide
Old Tutorials
Looking for the old, archived tutorials? Head on over to the
archived tutorials on the main
SparkFun site.
Please be aware that the tutorials you find there are no longer
actively maintained.