- Microcontroller Boards
- Interfaces - I2C Bus
- Interfaces - Other
- Prototyping
- Mounting Options
- Experimental
The Creative Commons CC-BY license applies to all hardware designs by JeeLabs listed below.
Microcontroller Boards
- JeeNode - an expandable microcontroller board and wireless radio for use with FTDI
- JeeNode SMD - same as the JeeNode, but pre-assembled with SMD parts
- JeeNode USB - same as the JeeNode, but including a USB interface
- JeeLink - a microcontroller board and wireless radio as USB dongle
- SMD Kit - small JeeNode-like kit to try out SMD soldering (no wireless)
- JeeNode Micro - based on the ATtiny84, smaller than a JeeNode and with only 2 ports
See the Comparison Matrix for a list of features and differences.
Interfaces - I2C Bus
- Analog Plug - 4 analog inputs with 12- to 18-bit resolution
- DC Motor Plug - control up to 2 small DC motors or one stepper
- Dimmer Plug - up to 16 PWM-controlled LEDs
- Expander Plug - 8 extra I/O lines
- Gravity Plug - 3-axis accelerometer
- LCD Plug - piggyback board for standard 16-pin LCDs
- Lux Plug - light sensor with large dynamic range
- Memory Plug - up to 4 EEPROM chips, up to 512 Kbyte
- Output Plug - 8 output pins with high-voltage drivers
- Pressure Plug - atmospheric pressure sensor
- Proximity Plug - 8 capacitive touch sensors
- RTC Plug - real-time clock with battery backup
- UART Plug - serial port with 64-byte buffers and RTS/CTS
Interfaces - Other
- Blink Plug - 2 LEDs and 2 miniature pushbuttons
- Current Source Plug - drive 2 channels of power LEDs @ 350/700 mA
- Ether Card - an Ethernet card for use with the Carrier Board
- Flash Board - piggy-back board to turn a JeeNode into an ISP programmer
- Heading Board - 2-axis compass, barometer, and temperature sensor
- Infrared Plug - send and receive various types of IR commands
- Input Plug - 16 inputs, analog or digital
- MOSFET Plug - 2 power MOSFETs to switch high-current DC
- OOK 433 Plug - transmit and receive on the 433 MHz band using OOK
- Opto-coupler Plug - dual opto-coupler to sense two DC inputs, with isolation
- Relay Plug - 2 miniature relays to switch AC and DC, with isolation
- RFM12B Board - a breakout board with 5V level conversion for the RFM12B
- Room Board - indoor temperature, humidity, motion, and light sensors
- Slave Plug - an ATtiny85 micro-controller connected to port-compatible headers
- Thermo Plug - NTC / 1-wire sensor / thermocouple, and sound / relay output
- Utility Plug - RJ12 jack with some re-wiring / signal conditioning options
- USB FTDI Board - like the USB BUB, but produced for some local projects
Prototyping
- Breadboard Connector - connect a solder-less breadboard
- Carrier Card - two larger prototype areas for use with the Carrier Board
- Jee Plug - a small prototype board to hook up simple sensors and connectors
- Plug Shield - use I2C plugs with an Arduino and similar boards
- Proto Board - a daughterboard "filled" with holes for prototyping
- Wire Jumpers - a set of flexible jumper cables for quick prototyping
- Wireless Starter Pack - 3 nodes, a Room Board sensor, an LCD Plug, and lots of extras
Mounting Options
- AA Power board - ultra low-power AA battery boost supply
- Bridge Board - use any JeeNode next to a solderless breadboard
- Carrier Board - rearrange a JeeNode + Plugs to fit in a plastic enclosure
- Extension Cables - 6-pin 150-mm long flexible wires to hook up stuff
- Graphics Board - a 64x128 graphics LCD which can carry a JeeNode and 2 plugs
- Projects On Foam - a low-tech / low-cost way to experiment with nodes and plugs
Experimental
- I2C Connector - hardware-supported I2C bus adapter
- SOIC Breakout Plug - pads to connect to SOIC packages, up to 20 pins
- Voltage Plug - up to 4 DAC converters with 12-bit resolution, I2C
- Low-power Supply - running off just a dozen milliwatts of AC mains power
Product pages can also be reached via their SKUs.
