Arduino Shields

Arduino shields allow you to design custom circuits, prototype, and enhance board capability with ease. Take your project to the next level with shields like the MEGA Proto PCB Rev3, the 9 Axes Motion shield, the Arduino 4 Relays shield, and much more. Find the perfect shield for your project today.

Adafruit Shields

Motor Shield v2 | 1438

Adafruit Industries

TB6612 Motion Motor Control Shield Board

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