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Teensy 4.1 with Headers Development Board
The Teensy 4.1 with Headers is a powerful microcontroller board for advanced embedded projects, robotics, audio, lighting, data logging, controls, and connected devices. It uses a fast 600MHz ARM Cortex-M7 processor and comes with pre-soldered male headers, so you can start prototyping faster.
This board gives you strong performance, more I/O pins, Ethernet support, USB host support, a built-in microSD socket, and many communication options. It is a great choice for users who need more speed and flexibility than a standard beginner board.
Why Choose Teensy 4.1 with Headers?
- Fast 600MHz ARM Cortex-M7 processor for demanding projects.
- Pre-soldered male headers for easier breadboard use.
- 8MB flash and 1024K RAM for larger programs and buffers.
- Built-in microSD card socket for data logging and file storage.
- 10/100 Ethernet PHY for wired network projects.
- USB host support for selected USB devices.
- 55 total I/O pins with 35 PWM-capable pins.
- Good for robotics, audio, data logging, lighting, and control systems.
What You Can Build
- High-speed robotics controller
- MicroSD data logger
- Audio processing project
- USB host device project
- LED and pixel controller
- Ethernet-connected sensor system
- CAN bus test project
- Motor and motion control system
- Fast serial communication project
- Advanced Arduino IDE-compatible embedded project
What’s Included?
- Teensy 4.1 development board with pre-soldered male headers - 1 pc
Note: USB cable, Ethernet connector kit, Ethernet cable, microSD card, sensors, and other accessories are sold separately unless stated in the package.
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | High-performance microcontroller development board |
|---|---|
| Model | Teensy 4.1 with Headers |
| SKU | DEV-16996 |
| Processor | ARM Cortex-M7 at 600MHz |
| Main Chip | NXP MIMXRT1062DVJ6B |
| Flash Memory | 8MB flash |
| RAM | 1024K RAM, with 512K tightly coupled memory |
| Total I/O Pins | 55 total I/O pins |
| Breadboard-Friendly I/O | 42 pins |
| PWM Pins | 35 PWM pins |
| Analog Inputs | 18 analog input pins |
| Communication | 8 serial ports, 3 SPI ports, 3 I2C ports, and 3 CAN bus ports |
| Audio Support | 2 I2S digital audio ports and 1 S/PDIF digital audio port |
| Storage | Built-in microSD card socket |
| USB | USB device and USB host support |
| Ethernet | 10/100 Mbit Ethernet PHY |
| Headers | Pre-soldered male headers |
| Software Support | Arduino IDE with Teensy boards add-on |
| Logic Level | 3.3V logic. Pins are not 5V tolerant. |
| Best For | Robotics, audio, data logging, Ethernet projects, controls, lighting, sensors, and high-speed embedded systems |
Power and Wiring Notes
Teensy 4.1 uses 3.3V logic. Do not connect 5V signals directly to its pins. Using 5V signals may damage the board.
The board can be powered through USB for basic testing. For external power, follow Teensy power guidelines carefully before connecting VIN and USB power.
Important Notes
- This version includes pre-soldered male headers.
- Ethernet PHY is built in, but the Ethernet connector kit is sold separately.
- Use 3.3V-safe sensors and modules.
- Use a compatible USB cable for programming.
- Install Teensy support in Arduino IDE before uploading code.
Recommended Add-ons
- Teensy boards and accessories
- USB cables
- MicroSD cards and storage
- Sensors and modules
- Ethernet parts and cables
FAQ
What is Teensy 4.1 with Headers used for?
It is used for fast embedded projects such as robotics, audio, lighting, data logging, controls, sensor systems, and network-connected projects.
Does this version include headers?
Yes. This version includes pre-soldered male headers for easier breadboard use.
Does this board have Ethernet?
Yes. It has a 10/100 Mbit Ethernet PHY, but the Ethernet connector kit is sold separately.
Can I program this with Arduino IDE?
Yes. It can be programmed using Arduino IDE with the Teensy boards add-on.
Are the pins 5V tolerant?
No. The pins use 3.3V logic and are not 5V tolerant.
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