W5100 Ethernet Shield Board for Arduino

The W5100 Ethernet Shield Board for Arduino is a powerful networking module designed to add Ethernet connectivity to your Arduino projects. Based on the W5100 chip, this shield provides a simple and reliable way to connect your Arduino board to the internet, making it ideal for projects that require network communication, such as IoT devices, web servers, and remote monitoring systems.

The Ethernet shield connects to the Arduino UNO through the standard 2×3 header pins and integrates seamlessly with the Arduino IDE. It supports TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, and other common internet protocols, allowing your projects to send and receive data over the internet with ease. The shield also comes with an onboard RJ45 connector for a wired Ethernet connection, ensuring stable and high-speed networking.

Key Features:

• W5100 Ethernet Chip: Provides a reliable and fast network connection for your Arduino projects.
• TCP/IP and UDP Protocol Support: Easy communication over the internet with standard protocols.
• Web Server Capability: Host a simple web server on your Arduino with ease.
• Plug-and-Play: Easily mounts on top of Arduino UNO, with no complex wiring required.
• RJ45 Ethernet Port: Standard Ethernet connection for reliable, high-speed data transmission.
• SPI Interface: Uses the Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) for fast data transfer between the Arduino and Ethernet shield.
• Compatible with Arduino IDE: Easy to program and integrate into existing projects using the Arduino platform.
• Power Supply: Powered directly from the Arduino board, with no external power supply needed.

Specifications:

• Ethernet Chip: W5100
• Communication Interface: SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface)
• Network Protocols: TCP, UDP, IP, ICMP, ARP, and HTTP
• Connector: RJ45 Ethernet port
• Operating Voltage: 5V (via Arduino UNO)
• Dimensions: 68mm x 53mm x 15mm (approx.)
• Weight: 24g (approx.)

Applications:

• Create IoT (Internet of Things) projects for remote monitoring and control.
• Build a web server to control devices or display sensor data.
• Use for networked applications like home automation, security systems, or weather stations.
• Connect Arduino to cloud services for data logging and real-time control.

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