If you need an electronic ‘key’ for your MicroMite project then this iButton is what you require. This is a low cost, durable identifier that can be read by using a single MMBasic command dedicated to the 1-wire protocol. A range of optional key fob holders allows easy attachment to a keyring.
This iButton touch reader is recommended to read DS1990A iButtons. It effectively connects the DS1990A momentarily to the MicroMite so that the unique ID in the DS1990A can be read. A bi-colour LED is embedded and can be driven directly from the MicroMite to indicate various statuses.
This high quality right-angle tactile switch has a great ‘click’ to it. Also, because it is a through-hole design it is very sturdy. Mount it on the edge of your board for easy access.
Use this switch to add a ‘Reset’ button to a MicroMite Lite.
This high quality tactile switch has a great ‘click’ to it giving positive feedback when pressed.
Use it to add a ‘Reset’ button to your MicroMite design. Also used as the ‘Mode Button’ in the very popular MicroBridge Module.
This is a very reliable, yet compact, GPS Module. It is used in the MicroMite GPS-Controlled Digital Clock (Silicon Chip May 2014 edition).
A MicroMite pin can safely output a maximum of 10mA. If a device requires more than 10mA (such as an Infra Red LED transmitter, a buzzer, a relay) then you can use this low-cost NPN transistor to deliver the necessary power.
An extremely reliable 5v to 3v3 LDO voltage regulator capable of supplying 250mA. Used in MicroMites, MaxiMites and add-on modules to convert 5V into the required 3.3V.
