PCIe adapter to MiniPCIe/GbE/USB 3.2 Gen1 for Raspberry Pi 5 (without 4G) - Waveshare 28142

The PCIe To M.2 MINI adapter allows the Raspberry Pi 5 to be expanded with a high-speed NVMe SSD, offering high bandwidth and the ability to boot the system directly from the drive. Its compact form makes the module ideal for projects that require high computing power and fast data access within limited mounting space. It is well-suited for file systems, servers, terminals, and embedded projects using the Raspberry Pi 5.

Expansion board with GSM/GPRS module designed for Arduino and Raspberry Pi. It uses the Quectel M95 chip, the board has two audio connectors, a microSD slot and a dual SIM slot. A-GSM II Shield

PCIe TO 2-CH PCIe HAT is a versatile PCIe expansion board for Raspberry Pi 5, enabling simultaneous connection of two PCIe HAT modules. With support for stacked mounting and the PCIe Gen2 standard, it is an ideal solution for testing, expansion, and prototyping devices using Raspberry Pi 5 and high-bandwidth interfaces.

4-port HUB module with USB 2.0 interface. Designed for Raspberry Pi Zero. Case included. Waveshare USB-HUB-BOX

Module with RS232 and RS485 interface dedicated to Raspberry Pi minicomputer. Communication takes place via the SPI interface. Waveshare RS485 RS232 HAT

Set with SIMCom 5G SIM8262E-M2 module designed to work with the Raspberry Pi minicomputer. It supports 5G SA or NSA networks and is backward compatible with 4G and 3G networks. Waveshare SIM8262E-M2 5G HAT

SIM7600E-H 4G HAT is an expansion module for Raspberry Pi for communication via GSM / GPRS cellular networks based on Simcom SIM7600E-H chipset. Waveshare SIM7600E 4G HAT

Set with the SIMCom 4G module SIM7600G-H designed to work with the Raspberry Pi minicomputer. It supports 4G, 3G, 2G networks and GNSS positioning. Waveshare SIM7600G-H-M2 4G HAT

A 3-port HUB module with a USB 3.2 Gen1 interface with an RJ45 connector designed to work with the Raspberry Pi minicomputer. Waveshare USB 3.2 Gen1 HUB Gigabit ETH HAT

The Quectel 5G RM520N-GL module kit is designed for use with the Raspberry Pi minicomputer. It supports 5G SA or NSA networks and is backwards compatible with 4G and 3G networks. Waveshare RM520N-GL 5G HAT (with case) (EU)

The PCIe (D) adapter enables the installation of a high-speed M.2 NVMe SSD on the Raspberry Pi 5, offering a significant improvement in read and write speeds compared to microSD cards. It supports system boot from the SSD, making it a suitable solution for performance-demanding projects such as file servers, database systems, or advanced development environments using the Raspberry Pi 5.

PCIe to Ethernet Adapter for Raspberry Pi 5. Extends the functionality of the Raspberry Pi 5 by adding a Gigabit Ethernet port with the high-performance RTL8111H controller. The adapter connects to the Raspberry Pi 5 using a 16-pin PCIe cable. Waveshare PCIe TO Gigabit ETH Board (C)

Set with SIMCom 5G SIM8262E-M2 module designed to work with the Raspberry Pi minicomputer. It supports 5G SA or NSA networks and is backward compatible with 4G and 3G networks. Waveshare SIM8262E-M2 5G HAT (with case)

The HAT module is designed to integrate with the Raspberry Pi, which allows the connection of the LoRaWAN Gateway WM1302 module in mini-PCIe format. Equipped with a LoRaWAN authorization chip and a GPS module, this module creates a complete LoRaWAN communication gateway, ideal for IoT applications such as smart farming and cities. Seeed Studio 113100022

PoE M.2 HAT+ (B) is a practical add-on board for Raspberry Pi 5 that enables simultaneous power over Ethernet and installation of a high-performance NVMe SSD. With boot support from the SSD and additional power output terminals, this module is ideal for projects requiring fast storage and reliable power supply, such as servers, surveillance systems, or IoT gateways.

The KAmod RPI 485&CAN Hat module extends the functionality of Raspberry Pi 5 boards (and others with a 3.3 V SPI interface) with two galvanically isolated RS485 interfaces and one CAN 2.0B interface. The RS485 interfaces are based on the SC16IS752 controller, and the CAN interface on the MCP2515 system. The isolated transceivers used (ADM2483 and TJA1052) increase resistance to interference. Communication takes place via two SPI interfaces, and additional power supply options (from RPi or external 8-32 V) and a stabilized 5 V output allow for flexibility in power supply. The module can be mounted on RPi 5, also with an Active Cooler radiator, and can work with other microcontrollers. The maximum transmission speeds are 500 kbps for RS485 and 1 Mbps for CAN