M5Stack M5StampS3 Grove Breakout w/ 1.27 Header Pin

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The M5StampS3 Grove Breakout Board is a dedicated Grove expansion module for the M5StampS3 , designed to simplify sensor and module connections. It features six Grove interfaces (I2C, GPIO, UART) and is compatible with M5 PortA/B/C standards, making it ideal for rapid prototyping in IoT and embedded systems.

It includes a battery holder for 16340/18350 lithium cells and a 1.25mm@2P lithium battery connector, allowing independent power delivery to the system. The board also supports power source switching between USB and battery, and has an onboard touch reset switch connected to the EN pin.

Integrated with a lithium battery charging chip, a 5V boost system, and a battery monitoring circuit, this board offers a stable and efficient power solution. Pre-drilled mounting holes ensure easy installation. It’s an excellent choice for IoT applications, wearable devices, robotics, automation, and educational projects.

Note: To fully utilize all Grove interfaces, the M5StampS3 must be connected using 1.27mm pin spacing.

Key Features

  • 6x Grove interface compatibility (I2C / GPIO / UART)

  • Independent power system with lithium battery or USB

  • Power source switching and reset control

  • Built-in charging circuit and power level detection

  • Easy installation with pre-arranged mounting holes

  • Designed for education, prototyping, and IoT integration

Specifications

Resource Details
Grove Interface 6x Grove (I2C / GPIO / UART)
Battery Compatibility 16340 / 18350 Lithium
Bar Specification 1.25mm & 2.54mm
Battery Interface 1.25mm@2P
Grove Connector Type HY2.0-4P
Mounting Hole Size Diameter 3mm
Operating Temperature 0 – 40 °C
Product Dimensions 47.5 × 38 × 23.2 mm
Package Dimensions 75 × 45 × 29 mm
Product Weight 10 g
Package Weight 22.1 g

Package Includes

  • 1× M5StampS3 GroveBreakOut Board

Applications

  • IoT projects and smart devices

  • Wearable and portable electronics

  • Education and hardware prototyping

  • Robotics and automation systems

  • Space-constrained embedded solutions


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