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SKU: LB-LR-DIGI-TEMP-3M-UA

The Little Bird 1-Wire Digital Temperature Sensor for Raspberry Pi — a plug-and-play solution for environment sensing, data logging, and IoT applications. Simply plug it onto the Raspberry Pi GPIO header — no breadboard, jumper wires, or additional components needed. This is the unassembled vers...

SKU: AF-2324

The Adafruit Ultimate GPS HAT adds high-quality GPS and GLONASS positioning to your Raspberry Pi. Built around a PA1616D module, it provides precise location data and a built-in real-time clock (RTC) with coin cell backup — perfect for outdoor projects, time synchronisation, and location-aware ap...

SKU: AF-4687

The Adafruit 2.13" Monochrome E-Ink Bonnet brings crisp, paper-like displays to your Raspberry Pi with no soldering required. Simply plug this pre-assembled bonnet onto any Pi with a 2×20 header and start displaying high-contrast black-and-white graphics that remain visible even with power discon...

SKU: AF-2348

The Adafruit DC & Stepper Motor HAT drives up to 4 DC motors or 2 stepper motors from your Raspberry Pi, with full PWM speed control. It uses a dedicated PWM driver chip over I2C, so only two pins (SDA/SCL) are needed — leaving the rest free for other I2C devices or HATs. The TB6612 MOSFET motor...

SKU: AF-3657

The Adafruit ATSAMD09 Breakout with seesaw is a versatile I2C peripheral board built on the Adafruit seesaw framework. Seesaw is a near-universal converter that lets you add GPIO, ADC, PWM, and more to any I2C-capable microcontroller or single-board computer — all over a simple I2C connection. R...

SKU: AF-3251

The Adafruit Si7021 is a temperature and humidity sensor from Silicon Labs with a PTFE filter for protection against dust and contaminants. It provides ±3% relative humidity accuracy over 0–80% RH and ±0.4 °C temperature accuracy from −10 to +85 °C, all communicated over a simple I2C interface. ...

SKU: AF-3120

Make your own custom HDMI input or HDMI interface with ease, using this HDMI Socket to Terminal Block Breakout. You get a nice solid PCB with an HDMI socket and two strips of terminal blocks that you can use with stranded or solid core wire to assemble your own wiring jigs. We recommend this...

SKU: AF-1893

The MPL3115A2 is a precision barometric pressure, altitude, and temperature sensor from NXP (formerly Freescale) that communicates over I2C. With 1.5 Pa resolution, it can resolve altitude changes as small as 0.3 m and includes a built-in altimeter calculation — no external calibration or manual ...

SKU: AF-2340

The Adafruit Capacitive Touch HAT adds 12 capacitive touch sensors to your Raspberry Pi using the MPR121 touch controller over I2C. Each sensor has a figure-8 hole designed for alligator clip connections — attach clips to the HAT and the other end to anything conductive (metal, fruit, vegetables,...

SKU: AF-3416

The Adafruit 16-Channel PWM/Servo Bonnet adds precision servo and PWM control to your Raspberry Pi. Using the PCA9685 I2C PWM controller, it drives up to 16 servos or PWM outputs simultaneously with 12-bit resolution — completely free-running with no Pi processing overhead. Up to 62 bonnets can ...

SKU: AF-5948 · MPN: ADA5948

The Adafruit PiCowbell OV5640 Camera Breakout adds a 5-megapixel camera with a 120-degree low-distortion wide-angle lens to your Raspberry Pi Pico or Pico W. Capture raw RGB images for analysis or use the OV5640's built-in JPEG encoding to save photos to a microSD card or upload them to the cloud...

SKU: AF-5999 · MPN: ADA5999

The Adafruit CH334F Mini 2-Port USB Hub Breakout converts one USB host port into two downstream ports using the CH334F USB 2.1 hub chip. Designed to be compact and embeddable, it fits inside enclosures or existing devices where a standard USB hub would be too bulky. The upstream connection can u...

SKU: AF-6358 · MPN: ADA6358

Build large, colourful HUB75 RGB LED matrix displays from a Raspberry Pi without the usual jumper-wire tangle. This Adafruit Bonnet plugs onto the 40-pin GPIO header and drives three parallel matrix strings using the active3 pinout, so it can handle roughly three times as many panels or pixels as...

SKU: AF-3708

If you didn't think that the Raspberry Pi Zero W could possibly get any better, then boy do we have a pleasant surprise for you! The new Raspberry Pi Zero WH offers all the benefits of the Pi Zero W, but with one big difference – a pre-soldered GPIO header! This upgrade is the add...

SKU: AF-5644 · MPN: ADA5644

The Adafruit 12V Bias Voltage Boost Converter uses the TI TPS61040 to generate 12V DC from as little as 3V input. This compact breakout is ideal for generating the bias voltage needed by OLED displays, LED string backlights, and FLASH/EEPROM reprogramming — without requiring a separate 12V supply...

SKU: AF-4567

The Adafruit 2.23" Monochrome OLED Bonnet gives your Raspberry Pi a bright, high-contrast display that's easy to read from across the room. Simply plug this pre-assembled bonnet onto any Pi with a 2×20 header and start displaying sharp white text, graphics, and animations at up to 30 FPS. With 1...

SKU: PR-PIM266

Four Letter pHAT is a Raspberry Pi add-on with four 14-segment displays in a retro green LED style, driven by an HT16K33 chip over I2C. It can display text, numbers, and a range of special characters — perfect as a readout for temperatures, times, or sensor values from boards like Enviro pHAT or ...

SKU: PL-5052

The Motoron M2H family of dual high-power motor controller add-on boards makes it easy to control up two bidirectional, brushed DC motors with a compatible Raspberry Pi (Model B+ or newer). The M2H controllers are designed to stack on top of a Raspberry Pi (Model B+ or newer), similar to a HAT (H...

SKU: AF-1914

The Raspberry Pi Model B+ is an updated revision of the original Raspberry Pi Model B, featuring improved power supply design, more USB ports, expanded GPIO, and a more convenient microSD card slot — all in the same compact form factor. Powered by the same Broadcom SoC running at 700 MHz with 51...

SKU: AF-3211

The Adafruit RGB Matrix Bonnet makes it easy to drive HUB75-type RGB LED matrices directly from your Raspberry Pi. Simply plug the bonnet onto any Pi with a 40-pin GPIO header, connect your matrix via the IDC cable, attach a 5 V power supply, and run the provided Python code to create colourful s...