Description: 1. The Arduino Ethernet Shield is an add-on board that enables Arduino microcontrollers to connect to the internet or a local network using an Ethernet cable. 2. It features a built-in Ethernet controller chip (W5500), which provides eight Ethernet ports for connecting multiple devices. 3. This shield supports both TCP and UDP communication protocols, enabling various network applications like web servers, clients, FTP, or email. 4. The shield has a power management chip to handle power-related requirements of the Ethernet controller and LED status indicators for power, link, and activity. 5. Users can utilize the Arduino Ethernet library, which includes functions like `begin(ipAddress, mask, gateway)` for starting an Ethernet connection and `client.connect("www.example.com", 80)` to connect to a web server. 6. This shield is particularly useful in creating IoT projects requiring internet connectivity and communication between devices. Examples include smart home systems, remote
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Arduino-compatible Ethernet shield |
| Compatibility | Arduino boards (e.g. Uno Mega) |
| Ethernet Interface | RJ-45 connector |
| Network Protocol | TCP/IP UDP ICMP DHCP |
| Operating System | Supports various operating systems |
| Microcontroller | W5100 Ethernet controller |
| Memory | 32 KB of RAM for user application |
| Interface Pins | SPI and UART interfaces |
| Power Requirements | 5V DC 2A |
| Dimensions | 52mm x 20.3mm (approx.) |
| Weight | 25g |
| Certifications | RoHS compliant |
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