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SD Card Module

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$0.47 $0.66 In stock

Category: Adapters

This SD Card Module enables reliable reading and writing to an SD card from an Arduino board. Designed as a compact adapter, it simplifies adding mass storage to your microcontroller projects.

  • Allows reading and writing to SD cards from an Arduino
  • Compatible with standard Arduino boards and shields
  • Compact module design for easy integration into projects
  • Ideal for data logging, file storage, and media applications
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley ★★★★★

Finally got my datalogger working after switching to this module—the spring-loaded slot holds the card firmly in place so data doesn’t corrupt mid-write. Reads and writes without any dropped connections.

Evelyn P. ★★★★★

Plugged this into my Arduino Mega and it recognized the card immediately without any configuration headaches. The compact size fits neatly on a breadboard alongside my other components.

Amelia ★★★★★

This little board works perfectly for logging sensor data to a microSD card on my Mega. The pinout is clearly labeled, which made wiring it up quick and error-free.