This rugged version of the Arduino Leonardo has been designed to be used on a stand-alone basis in various projects and in the educational sector. Thanks to its sturdy screw terminals, a number of different power supply options, an on-board buzzer and a motor-driver IC that connects directly to motors, there is usually no need for breadboards, extra ICs or shields in most applications.
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