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Micro SD card module SPI interface TF card reader with level conversion chip

SKU: HMJ672 Category: Modules
KSH 300.00
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Product Description

Micro SD Card Module SPI Interface with Level Conversion Chip

TF Card Reader with 3.3V Level Shifter for Arduino

This Micro SD card module provides a SPI interface for reading and writing TF/Micro SD cards. It features an onboard level conversion chip for safe interfacing with both 5V and 3.3V logic systems.

Builtin Level Shifter Safely connects 5V and 3.3V logic devices
SPI Interface - Uses only 4 pins for communication
Operating voltage is 5V with onboard 3.3V regulator
Use standard SD library for Arduino compatibility
Insert card with label facing up

Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
Card TypeMicro SD / TF
InterfaceSPI
Level Conversion3.3V onboard
Supply Voltage5V
Card DetectionYes (mechanical switch)
Dimensions42mm x 24mm

= Key Features =

Level Shifter IC - 74HC125 or similar for safe 5V to 3.3V conversion

Onboard 3.3V Regulator - Powers the SD card directly

SPI Interface Simple 4wire connection

Breadboard Friendly - 0.1" pin spacing

Card Detection - Mechanical switch for card presence

= Applications =

  1. Data logging with Arduino
  2. Configuration file storage
  3. Audio playback from SD card
  4. Image storage for camera modules
  5. Firmware updates via SD card
Safe for 5V Microcontrollers - Level shifter prevents damage
Ready to Use - No additional components needed

√ Includes pin headers

√ Works with FAT16/FAT32

√ Compatible with Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32

Connection Guide

Standard SPI pins:

  • CS: Pin 4 (can be changed in software)
  • MOSI: Pin 11 (Uno/Nano)
  • MISO: Pin 12 (Uno/Nano)
  • SCK: Pin 13 (Uno/Nano)
  • VCC: 5V power
  • GND: Ground
Use hardware SPI for best performance
Software SPI is possible but slower
Do not apply voltage directly to card pins
Use a 5V supply only

Troubleshooting

Card not detected:

  • Check SPI connections
  • Verify card format (FAT32 recommended)
  • Try different CS pin

Read/write errors:

  • Use a quality SD card
  • Check power supply current
  • Avoid removing card during write