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microSD card reader module of RAMPS shield

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$0.95 $1.32 In stock

Category: Hardware

A microSD card reader module with built in 3.3V level shifter which allows safe interfacing to any microSD cards that support an SPI interface. This module has primarily been designed to work with our RAMPS compatible 3D printer shield (See HC3DPR0002 in our shop). The module will directly interface with the AUX-3 connector on the RAMPS shield.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The built-in 3.3V level shifter is a lifesaver—plugged it straight into my RAMPS shield and it read the card without any voltage drama. Wired up in under five minutes with the SPI pins.

Christopher ★★★★★

The level shifter is the star here—my 3.3V card reads perfectly off the RAMPS without any voltage drama. It clicked right into the shield and handled a 4GB card without a single hiccup.

Michael ★★★★★

The built-in 3.3V level shifter made wiring this up to my RAMPS board worry-free, no fried cards on the first try. It reads and writes files consistently over SPI, which is exactly what I needed for my printer setup.