
Product Description

The PTSolns Leonardo+ based on the ATmega32U4, is a popular microcontroller development board with additional unique features. The Leonardo+ has the same footprint as the Uno and continues to be compatible with a range of shields. The board has two extra female header pins that supply SDA and SCL that are shifted from the onboard logic level of 5 V down to 3.3 V. Along with the onboard QWIIC connector, this shifted 3.3 V I2C bus makes it convenient to connect many common sensors and modules that operate on 3.3 V logic No need for extra external components, all the logic level shifting between 5 V and 3.3 V on the I2C bus is done automatically onboard.
The Leonardo+ has a modern USB-C port, and the standard power barrel jack onboard. The board has a new layout of components, such as for example, the grouping of the four LEDs (Power LED, Pin 13 controlled LED, TX and RX communication LEDs). Furthermore, the Leonardo+ allows for a larger current draw on the 3.3 V pin with a rated maximum of 0.8A. This lets the user manage their project’s power budget more easily by allowing a larger current draw.
This version of the Leonardo+ contains the ATmega32U4 IC, perfect for fun projects such as making custom keyboards and mice for computers, among others.
The Leonardo+ comes with a pre-installed out-of-the-box ready set of tests. This gets simple projects started quickly and allows for testing the proper function of the board. A large active online community supports this microcontroller and its programming using the PTSolns IDE software. Many tutorials, projects, schematics, and sketches can be easily found online in blogs, forums and the like. This Plus version offers all of the features users come to learn and expect and adds additional ones that make this board stand out.
This Plus version offers all of the features users come to learn and expect, and adds additional ones that make this board stand out.
All Leonardo+ boards are individually inspected and marked with a quality control sticker (either on the PCB, or on the packaging).
This product, along with all of the PTSolns products, comes with a detailed datasheet, and other supporting material. Please view our PTSolns Documentation Repository to access these documents.
Features of the Leonardo+ Microcontroller Development Board

- USB-C Port.
- Reset Button.
- Pinout of I2C bus (SDA/SCL) at 5V logic.
- Power LED jumper disconnect on the back.
- LED array: Power, Pin 13, TX, RX.
- Canadian designed!
- QWIIC connect for I2C bus (SDA/SCL) at 3.3V logic.
- Genuine ATmega32U4 IC.
- Pinout of I2C bus (SDA/SCL) at 3.3V logic.
- Four mounting holes.
- Power barrel.
Endless Possible Applications

Add any Uno Shield to the fully stackable Uno R3+. In this example an RTC MicroSD Shield is stacked. The user can also add the Proto-Shield, the NRF-Shield, the Interface-Shield and so many more!
Check out our shields

- Proto-Shield
- NRF-Shield
- Interface-Shield
- RTC MicroSD Shield
- ... and more coming!
Pinout Diagram of the Leonardo+ Microcontroller Development Board

Ready-to-use out-of-the-box ... Fully assembled, bootloader burned, and "GetStarted" sketch uploaded!
- Fully assembled: The Leonardo+ is fully assembled with male headers soldered in place. With the modern USB-C Port onboard, getting started is as easy as plugging it in.
- Experiment ready: The Leonardo+ has bootloader burned, and our custom "GetStarted" sketch has been uploaded.
- Test 1: Onboard LED (Pin 13) Blink Unique Pattern. Observe a blinking pattern on the onboard LED.
- Test 2: Onboard LED (Pin 13) Blink Reset Pattern. Observe a different short blinking pattern upon pressing RST.
- Test 3: I2C Scanner (Image with the circled "3" above). Connect a peripheral via I2C and automatically scan its address. View the results in Serial Monitor on baud 9600 (See NOTE below).
- Test 4: Pin 9 Fade (Image with the circled "2" above). Connect an external LED and a resistor from Pin 9 to ground and observe the classic "Fade" example.
- Test 5: Analog A0 Read. Connect a wire to the A0 Pin and observe the readout on the Serial Monitor on baud 9600 (See NOTE below).
Technical Specifications
| Input voltage on USB-C | 5 V |
| Input voltage on Vin Pin | 7-12 V |
| Current draw on a GPIO | 20 mA |
| Max current draw on all GPIOs | 200 mA (IF OPERATING in “Stable” CONDITIONS. See datasheet for important details.) |
| Max current draw on 3.3 V pin | 800 mA (IF OPERATING in “Stable” CONDITIONS. See datasheet for important details). |
| Max current draw on 5 V pin | 800 mA (IF OPERATING in “Stable” CONDITIONS. See datasheet for important details). |
| Microcontroller | ATmega32U4, AVR 8 bit CPU, Up to 16 MHz, Flash Memory: 32 KB, SRAM: 2.5 KB, EEPROM: 1 KB, Peripherals I O Pins: 26, ADC Channels: 12, ADC Resolution: 10 bit, PWM Channels: 7, Timers: 4 (2x 8 bit, 2x 16 bit), USART: 1, SPI: 1, I2C: 1, USB: 1 |
| Length | 68.6 mm |
| Width | 53.3 mm |
| Weight | 21 g |
| Material | Lead free HASL-RoHS surface finish, FR-4 base |
| Mounting Holes | 4x each with 1.651 mm diameter, see mounting holes diagram for spacing. |
| USB-C NOTE | Please use a USB-C cable that can support data transfer. Not all USB-C cables support data transfer, and can only power a device but not program it. |
Other Names
- Leonardo+
- Leonardo +
- Leonardo Plus
- PTS-00211-201