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Develop with the Arduino 101* Board Powered by the Intel® Curie™ Module

Building the next amazing thing just got easier. The Arduino 101* board (branded Genuino 101* in some countries) comprises powerful features that make creating projects simple, even for beginning Makers.

Intel has announced the end-of-life timeline for the Intel® Curie™ module, and will discontinue manufacturing Arduino 101* development boards, powered by the Intel Curie module. Visit support for more information.

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Arduino 101* Board

Architecture

The Arduino 101 board is designed for makers and students to learn about electronics, as well as for embedded and edge developers for rapid prototyping. It features the same great peripherals as your favorite Arduino platform along with the processing power of the Intel® Curie module.

Arduino 101 Board Specifications

  • Operating voltage: 3.3 V (5 V tolerant I/O)
  • Input voltage (recommended): 7 V - 12 V
  • Input voltage (limit): 7 V - 20 V
  • Arduino rails:
    • 14 digital I/O pins, 4 of which provide pulse-width modulation (PWM)
    • 4 PWM digital I/O pins
    • Analog input pins
  • 20 mA DC per I/O pin
  • Onboard serial flash memory: 2 MB
  • Length: 68.6 mm
  • Width: 53.4 mm

Schematic

Intel Curie Module Specifications

  • A 32-bit Intel® Quark™ microcontroller (for minimal power consumption)
  • An Intel® Curie™ module with 384 KB of flash memory (196 KB available for Arduino* code)
  • 80 KB of SRAM (24 KB available for Arduino code)
  • An integrated digital signal processor (DSP) sensor hub
  • Bluetooth® low-energy radio
  • 6-axis combo sensor with accelerometer and gyroscope

Learn the Basics

Get an introduction to Maker technology with easy-to-follow videos from the team at America’s Greatest Makers. Topics include sensors, soldering, and laser cutting.

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Get Inspired

If you're looking for inspiration, the Arduino Project Gallery offers ideas and instructions to help you get started building with your board.

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Enhance Your Intel Curie Module

Intel® Curie™ Open Developer Kit (ODK)

This kit includes the software, tools, and documentation for developers to build boards based on the Intel® Curie™ module and then turn them into products. Developers can learn to use open-source schematics and board files. By using command-line access, they can use open source product firmware, C++ class libraries, the entire hardware in the Intel® Curie™ module, and other open-source, third-party code.

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tinyTILE* Mini Development Board

Great for “always-on” applications requiring motion monitoring and wireless capabilities like social media, sports, and fitness activities. This development board has been stripped of nominal features in order to achieve its wearable, tiny form-factor (36 x 26 x 5 mm). The wearable nature of the board means there are no headers or connectors other than the USB port. Most programming and normal use of the tinyTILE board can be accomplished just by using the USB port.

Buy the tinyTILE Board   Make a Pedometer

Atmosphere* 2.0 by Anaren

Build your IoT solution from thought to concept to completion with this powerful combination. The Intel® Curie™ module is now available as a design element within the Anaren Atmosphere* development platform. Work at the module level and within devices like tinyTILE*, a miniaturized board where the Intel Curie module is the principal semiconductor.

Get Atmosphere 2.0   Watch the Demo

Radium 96BIE*

The Radium 96BIE* puts the tiny surface-mounted microcontroller on a 96Boards* IoT Edition compliant board. The board features:

  • I2C, I2S, SPI, and UART communications
  • USB type-C port
  • 96Boards IE compliant mezzanine connector

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Expand Your Intel® Curie™ Module Ecosystem

SparkFun* Inventor's Kit

Get started with programming and hardware with embedded electronics. The kit is recommended for beginners ages 10 and up.

DFRobot* CurieNano

This small development board, based on the Intel® Curie™ module, is easy to use and compatible with Arduino libraries.

CurieNeurons* Kit

For makers of all levels, use this simple tool to build projects for IoT-based artificial intelligence.

Grove* Starter Kit

This kit introduces the simplicity of the Grove System with plug-and-play modules. Turn your idea into reality quickly and easily.

Science Journal Android App

The Science Journal app from Google* allows you to explore scientific discovery through hands-on projects and comes complete with materials and activity guides.