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Arduino boards embody multiple peripherals for communication with other devices. They include UART, I2C USB, and SP1. Wired communication has however proven to be difficult mostly so where the distance between the sender and receiver is considerable. As such, wireless communication comes in handy. Wireless communication is also critical in incorporating Arduino boards into the IoT environment. We have compiled several modules you can use to send data from an Arduino board to another Arduino or to the web.

The RGB LED Lighting Shield provides Arduino prototypes with magnificent flash of light-free light energy. The Shield interacts as a slave with a control panel through the I2C protocol. It is possible to use either an Arduino Uno R3 or Infineon's XMC1100 Boot Kit as the master. A XMC1202 logic analyzer with a darkening power external for Lighting applications, recognized as the Brightness and Color Control Unit (BCCU), is on board the RGB LED Shield. It includes three autonomous flickering motors and nine autonomous modulated pulse density (PDM) channels. This shield uses One flickering engine and 6 streams. It can be easily configured for different light engines and offers flicker-free LED dimming and color control, rendering it an optimal product for digital design engineers and lighting designers.