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This compact development board allows direct connection to 24-pin e-paper displays, ideal for energy-efficient visual projects. Equipped with a 133MHz RP2040 microcontroller, 264KB SRAM, and 8MB Flash, it offers smooth display caching and support for a wide range of peripherals. It features a dedicated SPI display interface, a STEMMA QT connector, a Li-Po charger, USB-C, and a comprehensive GPIO set with PWM, ADC, and I2C, SPI, and UART communication. Adafruit 5727
The RP2040 Feather ThinkInk is a unique development board that enables easy connection of e-paper displays with a 24-pin FPC connector, offering broad possibilities for creating low-power visual projects. Thanks to the efficient RP2040 microcontroller running at 133 MHz and a large amount of SRAM, the board handles buffering and operating even larger e-Ink displays with ease. Its standard display connector makes it highly versatile, and compatibility with many popular models provides ample room for experimentation.

The design features a dedicated SPI interface for the display, keeping the main SPI bus free for other peripherals. The STEMMA QT / Qwiic connector allows quick attachment of sensors and I2C modules without soldering. The board supports battery power and includes a built-in Li-Po charging circuit, making it ideal for portable projects. In addition, it offers multiple communication interfaces, including two UARTs, two I2C buses, two SPI buses, and a wide range of GPIO pins with PWM and ADC. An onboard RGB NeoPixel, a red LED on pin 13, and Reset and Boot buttons assist with signaling, programming, and rebooting.

With USB Type-C support, users can enjoy convenient programming and serial communication. The board is compatible with Arduino and CircuitPython, enabling quick prototyping. The RP2040 Feather ThinkInk is an excellent choice for building low-power devices, IoT projects, smart labels, data readers, or portable interfaces based on clear and energy-efficient e-paper. Its compact size, rich feature set, and versatility make it one of the easiest ways to get started with e-Ink in the Feather ecosystem.
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4-wire cable with a length of 50 mm. Both ends with STEMMA QT (Qwiic) plug. Adafruit 4399
4-wire cable with a length of 100 mm. Both ends with STEMMA QT (Qwiic) plug. Adafruit 4210
4-core cable with a length of 200 mm. Both ends with STEMMA QT (Qwiic) plug. Adafruit 4401
4-core cable with a length of 300 mm. Both ends with STEMMA QT (Qwiic) plug. Adafruit 5384
A prototyping extension for Feather boards, allowing you to connect up to three additional FeatherWings simultaneously without using stacked connectors. The board offers three pins for each Feather pin, shared 3.3V and GND power lines, and a prototyping area with a grid of holes for adding your own components. Compatible with all Feathers, it\'s ideal for prototyping and expanding your projects. Adafruit 4254
FeatherWing expansion module adding USB Host functionality to Feather boards via a USB-A connector, based on the MAX3421E controller with SPI communication and an integrated 5V 1A boost converter for powering USB devices. Adafruit 5858
The compact enclosure for the Adafruit Feather RP2040 with DVI output is printed using SLA technology in semi-transparent plastic, providing protection and visibility of the LED indicators. It allows easy access to all ports and buttons, and the snap-in design eliminates the need for screws or glue. Adafruit 6241
7-segment display controller, allowing communication over the I2C bus. Allows you to limit the pins needed to control the display. Adafruit 3088
This is the FeatherWing OLED: it adds a 128x32 monochrome OLED plus 3 user buttons to any Feather main board. Using our Feather Stacking Headers or Feather Female Headers you can connect a FeatherWing on top of your Feather board and let the board take flight. Adafruit 2900
Feather board will let you integrate packetized radio (with the RFM69 radio) or LoRa radio (with the RFM9x\'s). These radios are good options for kilometer-range radio, and paired with one of our WiFi, cellular or Bluetooth Feathers, will let you bridge from 433/900MHz to the Internet or your mobile device. Adafruit 3230
FeatherWing Proto - Prototyping Add-on For All Feather Boards
This module allows you to add high-speed WiFi connectivity to your Feather-based projects, using the ESP32 as a network coprocessor. Support for TLS/SSL protocols and 8MHz high-speed SPI communication ensures stable and secure internet connections without burdening the main microcontroller. The module works with both 3.3V and 5V devices, and the built-in voltage regulator and MISO buffer facilitate integration with other FeatherWings. Adafruit 4264
Data logger dedicated to Feather plates. Equipped with RTC clock, battery slot and micro SD card slot. Adafruit 2922
Gamepad module (game controller) with joystick and buttons. Designed for Feather tiles. Adafruit 3632
FeatherWing module with a 2.9" e-paper display featuring a 296×128 px resolution, supporting 4 grayscale levels and based on the SSD1680 driver, designed for Feather-standard boards. Adafruit 4777
Pin expander designed for Feather plates. It is equipped with three sets of female strips and holes for prototyping. Adafruit 3417
Module with monostable relay. It allows you to control high-power elements with a microcontroller. Adafruit 2895
This module allows you to add MIDI input and output to your Feather board, utilizing DIN-5 connectors and a built-in 3V optocoupler for secure 3.3V communication. The module also features LEDs to indicate data transmission and optional 3.5mm TRS MIDI sockets for the TRS MIDI A standard. It communicates via a hardware UART set to 31250 baud, allowing for easy integration with Adafruit 4740 MIDI instruments and controllers.
An expansion board for Feather boards, featuring a 1.3-inch 128x64 monochrome OLED display and three user buttons. The board comes fully assembled and communicates via I2C, allowing for easy connection to other STEMMA QT devices. The SH1107 display provides high contrast with low power consumption, and a built-in reset button allows for quick system restarts. Adafruit 6313
Module with 9-axis IMU LSM9DS1 system dedicated to ESP Thing board. Equipped with a connector for connecting GPS and a microSD slot. SparkFun DEV-14430
This compact development board allows direct connection to 24-pin e-paper displays, ideal for energy-efficient visual projects. Equipped with a 133MHz RP2040 microcontroller, 264KB SRAM, and 8MB Flash, it offers smooth display caching and support for a wide range of peripherals. It features a dedicated SPI display interface, a STEMMA QT connector, a Li-Po charger, USB-C, and a comprehensive GPIO set with PWM, ADC, and I2C, SPI, and UART communication. Adafruit 5727