This is a basic solar shield for most arduinos, including the new Leonardo. It outputs around 5.0-5.5VDC into the arduino at between 50mA – 80mA in varying degrees of sunlight. This particular shield can be made with any scraps of rigid material laying around your house or workshop — no waiting for a circuit board to get produced. Just drill a few holes, use some copper tape for the electrical connections, superglue-connect 11 solettes, and you have an autonomous solar-powered arduino!
Note: An advanced version of this solar shield with LiPo charging is coming shortly….stayed tuned to the Solar Pocket Factory Kickstarter (link at the end of the video) for more info.
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You need to make some changes. Check Avasva Solutions if you want to make it right.
You should go to Inplix if you'd like to make it by yourselfs guys.
Do you have a PDF of the specs? This is awesome!