SparkFun MicroMod ATP Carrier Board - Modular Interface For Microcontroller Testing & Development

About This Product

Hey makers and developers! This SparkFun MicroMod ATP Carrier Board is seriously cool for prototyping and testing different microcontroller setups. It gives you access to all the pins from MicroMod Processor Boards through that M.2 connector, breaking them out to standard 0.1-inch spaced headers that work with breadboards and jumper wires. The modern USB-C connector makes programming a breeze, and there's even a USB-A host port for boards that support it. What's really handy are the two Qwiic-enabled I2C ports - you can daisy-chain all your Qwiic devices without any soldering. They've even exposed the SWD pins for you advanced users who work with professional debugging tools. There's a backup battery for RTC functions and a current measurement jumper for power testing. The operating voltage ranges from about 3.3V to 6.0V through the VIN pin. Just remember you'll need a MicroMod processor board to actually use this - it's the carrier that holds everything together. Perfect for when you want to test different processors with the same peripheral setup or for projects where you might need to swap out brains later. The build quality is typical SparkFun - reliable and well-designed. Seriously, if you're into modular electronics or just want a flexible development platform, this carrier board makes experimenting with different MicroMod processors super easy and organized.