Latest SparkFun News Posts

16 Jul

SBCs and MCUs at SparkFun

Which single-board computer (SBCs) and microcontroller board is right for you? SparkFun has built out a fairly robust offering of both SBCs and microcontroller boards – ensuring our community has the most appropriate option to build their products and projects.

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11 Jul

Our Newest Sensor Has a Real Eye for Ambient Light

The VEML7700 Ambient Light Sensor looks good in SparkFun Red! Stick around to check out our new DE9 Connector Breakouts.

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4 Jul

Independent Components!

It's Independence Day here in the States, and we are celebrating with some components that have declared their independence from their respective boards.

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27 Jun

The ZED-X20P Breakout is Now Shipping!

Have you seen the new ZED-X20P from u-blox? Well, we have a breakout for it, and it's now shipping! We have limited quantities until September, so get them while they're hot!

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26 Jun

What SparkFun's Spectral Sensors Can Detect

Let's take a deep dive and compare each SparkFun Spectral Sensor to each other!

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20 Jun

Stay Hydrated

We've revised our popular Qwiic Soil Moisture Sensor to be more economical, and we have new RockBLOCK products from Ground Control.

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13 Jun

Timing is Everything

SparkFun's newest GNSS Timing Breakout featuring the mosaic-T is now available!

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10 Jun

Assembling the XRP Robot Without a Guide (And Getting Judged for It)

What happens when you give three SparkFun Marketing employees XRP robotics kits, take away the instructions, start a timer, and add a little friendly competition?

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6 Jun

It's a Whole New Spectrum of Fun: Meet the SparkFun AS7343 Qwiic Sensor!

The new SparkFun Spectral Sensor - AS7343 (Qwiic) is now available with two new Raspberry Pi Pico boards and more!

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5 Jun

Seamlessly Integrate Power-Hungry Sensors With Qwiic

Power up your 5V I2C devices on the Qwiic system! This tutorial demonstrates how to utilize the SparkFun Qwiic 5V Boost to integrate power-hungry sensors, such as the SEN55, seamlessly.

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