In this article we will bring you some of our favorite Raspberry Pi 3 related kits that you can buy, all of the kits are available from Aliexpress and we have looked for a few different kits. There are no robot kits in this list…
The Scroll pHAT provides a matrix of 55 white LED pixels that is ideal for writing messages, showing graphs, and drawing pictures. Use it to output your IP address, show CPU usage, or just play some basic games. The library actually has a wide range…
The RasPiO Analog Zero is an add on ‘hat’ that can be used with any 40 pin Raspberry Pi. This board adds analog input capability to your Raspberry Pi. About the hat The main part of the RasPiO Analog Zero is an MCP3008 8 analog to digital converter.…
In this article we will take a look at the EnviroPhat, a very useful hat for your Raspberry Pi’s which contains many useful sensors. Here is a picture of the hat The envirophat by Pimoroni is a hat which can be used with the Raspberry Pi…
The Pi zero is a nice little low cost version which is perfect for maker type products, one of the snags is that there is no network capabilities but this is not a major issue as there are easy, low cost ways of adding these…
The Sense HAT is a sensor board which has a 8×8 RGB LED matrix, a joystick and also includes a gyroscope, accelerometer, magnetometer and temperature, barometric pressure and humidity sensors. The Raspberry Pi Sense HAT is attached on top of the Raspberry Pi via the…
Recently I bought a DVK512 Raspberry Pi Expansion Board from Waveshare for my raspberry Pi. If you have never heard of the DVK512 the its a reasonably priced add-on (hat). The following features and image are from the Waveshare site UART interface: easily connects to UART modules…
One of the frustrating things about the Raspberry PI is the lack of any analogue inputs, this means there are a number of sensors that are commonly used that cannot be used quite so easily on a Raspberry PI. Examples of these are light dependent…
The pibrella is a nice little board that connects yo the GPIO connector of your Raspberry PI. It has the folllowing to play around with Red, Green and yellow LEDs A push button switch A buzzer 4 inputs and 4 outputs (protected) I2C connector (not…
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