Tag: Raspberry Pi HAT

Waveshare has recently launched the 4-inch E-Ink Spectra 6 (E6) Full-Color E-Paper Display, designed to work with Raspberry Pi 5. It is a flexible and low-power display with a resolution of 600×400 pixels. It uses SPI communication so it is compatible with several platforms such as...

The W01 U2500 by 52Pi is a versatile HAT designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi 5, offering a unique combination of NVMe SSD expansion and USB 2.5G network capabilities. This compact solution is powered by the reliable Realtek RTL8156BG chipset, ensuring seamless integration with...

Raspberry Pi has recently shared two significant updates: one about the PCIe FFC (Flexible Flat Cable) connector and the other introducing the new Raspberry Pi HAT+ (HAT Plus) standard. The PCIe FFC connector specifications, previously undisclosed, have now been made available and many...

Due to the lockdowns that happened in 2020, the industry currently is facing a huge semiconductor shortage. The crisis has led to a major price increase and shortage queue for graphic cards, processors, and other products that require semiconductors. In such times the only solution is...

Taipei City-based electronic embedded design manufacturer, Alfa Network, has designed the “industry’s first” IEEE802.11ah sub 1 GHz module in the Raspberry Pi HAT form factor. There have been several Wi-Fi Raspberry Pi HATs in the market, but this AHPI729S module will serve...

This isn’t the first time UK-based embedded electronic design and manufacturer, SB Components Ltd has released an RFID HAT for Raspberry Pi. The electronic device supplier has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter with a goal of £10,000 for its newly designed 40-pin...

Raspberry Pi has always been at the forefront of all the major developments in the embedded device industry. From the most popular SBCs to power development boards and supporting HATs, the foundation has collaborated with LEGO Education to ease the integration of LEGO Technic motors and...

If you start a project on your favorite SBC in the market, Raspberry Pi, then you want fewer cables to run around the hardware. When you power the Raspberry Pi, you also require a separate ethernet connection that makes it two cables running across the hardware, making it look...