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The GPIO Expander HAT for Raspberry Pi is a versatile solution that allows multiple modules to be connected simultaneously to the same GPIO lines. With clear labeling and compatibility with popular Raspberry Pi models, the HAT is suitable for educational projects, electronic circuit prototyping, and complex system integration. It is ideal wherever there is a need to duplicate pinouts without limiting access to the Raspberry Pi’s ports.
The GPIO expansion HAT is designed for Raspberry Pi models B+, 2, 3, and 4. It enables the parallel connection of three independent modules to each GPIO pin. The board features three rows of goldpin headers (a total of 120 pins) with a standard 2.54 mm pitch. Each row contains 40 pins corresponding to the Raspberry Pi GPIO layout, allowing convenient signal branching without the need for additional splitters.
The connector layout is designed to ensure unobstructed access to the USB ports and other Raspberry Pi interfaces. Pin labels printed on the board surface allow for quick identification of individual lines, significantly simplifying work during prototyping or the integration of external components.
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The expansion module is designed to work with a portable computer built into the Raspberry Pi 400 keyboard. The board has two 40-pin connector in a vertical position. Waveshare PI400-GPIO-ADAPTER-B
GPIO expansion board for Raspberry PI B + and RPi 2 - set: cable, adapter, contact pad 400 fields
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Pin expander for Raspberry Pi boards. It is equipped with a standard 40-pin connector for connecting a minicomputer and three sets of 2x20-pin outputs for connecting extension modules. SB Components 14095
Threaded hexagon spacer M2,5, sleeve length 14mm, female-female. The sleeve is made of brass
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The KAmod RPI5-Proto universal board is an accessory designed for the Raspberry Pi 5, offering a grid of metalized holes in a 2.54 mm pitch and GPIO pins and I2C, SPI and UART interfaces, which makes it easy to create simple electronic circuits
T-Cobbler adapter enabling connection of GPIO Raspberry Pi A +, B +, Pi 2, Pi 3, Pi 4 and Pi 5 lines to the breadboard (2.54 mm). Adapter assembled, included connecting tape
Industrial USB TO TTL (D) Serial Cable, Original FT232RNL Chip, Multi Protection Circuits, Multi Systems Support, With Separated 4pin Header + SH1.0 3PIN Connector, Suitable For Raspberry Pi 5 Serial Port Debugging. USB TO TTL (D)
Adafruit 1171 - Adafruit Small-Size Perma-Proto Raspberry Pi Breadboard PCB Kit
The IO pin expansion module is designed for Raspberry Pi 3, 4 and Raspberry Pi 400 minicomputers. It offers GPIO pins, breadboard, 4 buttons and a buzzer. Cytron MAKER-HAT-BASE
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Prototyping kit dedicated to Raspberry Pi. It offers GPIO pin leads, a breadboard, buttons, LEDs and a buzzer. SB Components 11605
Adapter that allows the pins of the Raspberry Pi computer to be brought to the contact plate. Compatible with Raspberry Pi A and Raspberry Pi B.
The expansion module is designed to work with Raspberry Pi 400 - a portable computer built into the keyboard. The board has a 40-pin connector in the pin position and two Qwiic connectors. SparkFun DEV-17512
Connecting ribbon with a length of 15 cm (40 wires), terminated on both sides with 2x20 pin female connectors. The cable can be used to connect Raspberry Pi with prototyping accessories (eg T-Cobbler Plus)
Prototyping board with a 2.54 mm pitch, designed for use with Raspberry Pi Pico, featuring three solderable hole areas and a complete set of 20-pin female and male connectors. KAmodRPI Pico Protoboard
Mini pin expander designed for Raspberry Pi boards. It is equipped with a standard 40-pin connector for connecting a minicomputer and a set of 2x20-pin outputs for connecting expansion modules. Pimoroni PIM300
The GPIO Expander HAT for Raspberry Pi is a versatile solution that allows multiple modules to be connected simultaneously to the same GPIO lines. With clear labeling and compatibility with popular Raspberry Pi models, the HAT is suitable for educational projects, electronic circuit prototyping, and complex system integration. It is ideal wherever there is a need to duplicate pinouts without limiting access to the Raspberry Pi’s ports.