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Tired of messy wires or breadboard chaos when prototyping with Arduino? The Gravity IO Expansion Shield for Arduino V7.1 provides a clean, modular, and beginner-friendly solution. Designed by DFRobot, this shield supports plug-and-play connectivity with Gravity modules, using clearly labeled ports and color-coded headers for analog, digital, and I2C interfaces. As a core component of the DFRobot Gravity ecosystem, this IO expansion shield simplifies complex wiring for any Arduino project.
Fully compatible with Arduino UNO R3 and UNO R4, this Gravity IO Expansion Shield allows seamless integration of wireless modules (like Xbee, Bluetooth, RS485), servo power management, and even SD card communication. Even if you are not using Gravity modules, this DFRobot Arduino shield is compatible with standard DuPont jumper wires for maximum flexibility.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 712V via PWR_IN pin (Standard Arduino Power) |
| Servo Power Input | 4.86V via SERVO_PWR (Independent Power Supply) |
| Compatible Module Voltage | 3.3V / 5V (selectable for different DFRobot modules) |
| Supported Interfaces | I2C, SPI, Xbee, Bluetooth, APC220, RS485 |
This Gravity IO Expansion Shield is used in many real-world Arduino projects, including:
1. 2M MechaGodzilla Armor Suit (with EVA & Gears) Build wearable robotic suits using this DFRobot shield for servo control
2. Spectrophotometer with AS7341 Sensor Conduct experiments using Arduino and Gravity optical sensors
3. Smart Rock-Paper-Scissors Robot Build a reactive Arduino robot using the Gravity IO Expansion Shield
4. Automatic Water Quality Monitor (KnowFlow) Monitor pH and EC with your Arduino and DFRobot expansion system
5. Automatic Water-Changing System Combine Arduino sensors and pumps for environmental automation
If you’re using ESP32, micro:bit, or Raspberry Pi Pico, DFRobot offers tailored Gravity IO expansion boards:
Gravity IO Expansion Shield Wiki Doc
Schematic PDF