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-====== Sparrow Wireless Sensor Node ======
+====== Sparrow Wireless Sensor Nodes ======
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-Join the Internet of Things revolution with the new Sparrow wireless sensor nodes! They are completely compatible with Arduino, with state-of-the-art sensing capabilities. Sparrow nodes have everything you need to develop complete applications directly out of the box, from home monitoring to smart devices. The nodes were also designed to work with a range of wireless protocols, including IEEE 802.15.4, 6LoWPAN and ZigBee.
+Join the Internet of Things revolution with the new Sparrow wireless sensor nodes! They have state-of-the-art sensing capabilities and are completely compatible with Arduino. Sparrow has everything you need to develop complete applications, directly out of the box. From home monitoring to smart devices, the nodes are designed to work with a full range of wireless protocols, including IEEE 802.15.4, 6LoWPAN and ZigBee.
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+===== Sparrow v4.2 =====
+This Sparrow board variant does not include any sensor, but it is size and pin-compatible with the Arduino Micro format. Also, it can run out of a single 1.5V AA battery or a single 1.2V AA NiCD or NiMH rechargeable battery. The board has a charging circuit that can deliver a steady charging voltage from a renewable power source, such as a solar panel.
+<imgcaption diagram2 | Sparrow v4.2 Pinout Diagram>{{ :sparrowv42.png?800 |}}</imgcaption>