16bit I/O expander I2C bus board - increase the number of the GPIO lines for your Arduino, ESP8266, ARM or any other MCU you use these days
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What is it? In the situation when you need for your Projects more I/O pins than available on your MCU/Board the simplest solution is to use a "port expander". For higher density number of I/O pins...
Read More…In the situation when you need for your Projects more I/O pins than available on your MCU/Board the simplest solution is to use a "port expander".
For higher density number of I/O pins or just a compact 16 I/O lines interface using the NXP PCF8575 is a very simple solution and with very low usage of original GPIO pins. Actually you need only 2, for the I2C Bus connection.
This extension board was build to be compatible with any modern MCU, from Atmega, PIC, Arduino, ESP8266 to the huge ARM family. The only thing that you need is to have a MCU/Board that has I2C capabilities.
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