NanoRF V1.5
Wireless RF Communication Breakout Board Design For Arduino Nano Based On NRF24L SMD Module.
zohar messeca-fara | yair reshef


NanoRF Development Has Started around Middle of 2015 As Part Of T-Shield V2.0 Research .
We Have Planned To Add A Wireless RF Communication Capability To The New T-Shield Version
And Also Needed A Better Interface For Uploading Code and Debugging then We Had At The Early T-Shield Version With The Pro Mini MCU .
We Decided To Use Arduino Nano Board Instead Its Cheap And Relatively Small with A Mini USB Socket.
And Also Based on ATMEL328 Chip (which is Equivalent To Arduino UNO Specifications).
The Standart NRF24L Module Comes with A 2×3 pins Horrible Connection Interface And Overall Is To Large And clumsy.
we Decided to use a NRF24 SMD Module for Achieving A Flat And Compact Design.
Features:
– Available in 2 Models: Castellated and Through Hole.
– Wireless RF Communication Based on NRF24L SMD Module.
– 4 MOSFET Channels 3A Max. With PWM Control and additional Circuit incl. Diode/Drop Down Resistors.
– Easy Connection To Computer Uploading Code and Debugging
– Flat And Compact Design.