No matter how many ports an Arduino board has, they never seem to be enough for the cool new project you have in mind. Luckily there is a solution. The Arduino has both I2C and SPI pins, and there are a number of I2C and SPI GPIO chips, and modules built with those chips.
Features
- Based on the I2C interface I/O expansion modules
- Two I/O can be extended to eight (up to simultaneous use 8 PCF8574, expanded to 64 I/O)
- 2 supports I2C bus cascade (via pin, row seat docking methods can be used simultaneously multiple I2C modules)
- Compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi
Specifications
- Arduino available library: PCF8575
- Working voltage: 2.5 - 5.5VDC
- Working current: 100mA(MAX)
- I2C address: 0x20(default),can be modified by soldering A1 and A2 selection pads.
- 16 individually addressable pins.
- Each pin configurable for input or output
- Open-drain interrupt output pin for input change interrupt.
- Great for Arduino UNO R3 and other MCU to control simple relay, buzzer, button, led.
- Size: 4x2.1cm
Package Included
1 x PCF8575 I/O Expansion Modules