New Product Roundup – May 30th

News & New Products

Happy Saturday! Welcome back to our New Product Roundup for the last week of May 2026. This week we have three new additions to the catalogue. Let’s jump in and have a closer look!

New Additions This Week

Nano V3.0 – Arduino Compatible Microcontroller

The Nano V3.0 is a small, breadboard-friendly microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P processor, designed for embedded electronics, robotics, and prototyping projects. Fully compatible with the Arduino IDE, it offers the same core functionality as the larger Arduino Uno while using a much more compact form factor. The Nano V3.0 includes digital and analog I/O pins, PWM outputs, UART, I2C, and SPI communication support, making it suitable for controlling sensors, displays, motors, and other peripherals. Its onboard USB interface allows for easy programming and power delivery, while the small size makes it especially popular for portable and space-constrained applications.

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INA3221 Three Channel Power Monitor Breakout

The INA3221 breakout board is a compact triple-channel current and voltage monitoring module based on the Texas Instruments INA3221 sensor. It communicates over I²C and allows simultaneous measurement of up to three independent power rails using external shunt resistors. The chip is commonly used in embedded systems, battery-powered devices, robotics, and power management applications to monitor voltage, current, and overall power consumption with high accuracy and minimal wiring. The board will monitor loads up to +/-1.7A per channel from 0 – 26V

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FT232RL USB to TTL Serial Adapter Module

The FT232RL USB to TTL Serial Adapter breakout is a compact USB interface module based on the FTDI FT232RL chipset, designed to provide reliable USB-to-UART serial communication for embedded systems and microcontroller development. It supports standard TTL serial interfaces and is commonly used for programming, debugging, and communicating with devices such as Arduino boards, ESP modules, GPS receivers, and other UART-enabled hardware. The breakout includes selectable 3.3 V or 5 V logic levels, onboard USB connectivity via a USB-C connector, transmit/receive status LEDs, and header pins for easy integration into prototyping and development projects.