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SKU: AF-4823

A 150mm (6″) GPIO extension cable for Raspberry Pi models with a 2×20 pin header. Extends all 40 GPIO pins between your Pi and a HAT, Bonnet, pHAT, or other accessory, allowing you to mount add-ons away from the board. Plug the socket end onto the Raspberry Pi's GPIO header (white mark aligned w...

SKU: PH-102895

A 150mm GPIO ribbon cable for Raspberry Pi with a 2×20 male connector on one end and a 2×20 female connector on the other. Extends the full 40-pin GPIO header for use with HATs, Bonnets, and other accessories at a distance from the board. Works with any 40-pin Raspberry Pi, including the Pi 400 ...

SKU: AF-2028

This is the assembled version of the Pi T-Cobbler Plus.  It only works with the Raspberry Pi Model Zero, A+, B+, Pi 2,Pi 3! (Any Pi with 2x20 connector)The Raspberry Pi has landed on the Maker World like a 40-GPIO pinned, quad-USB ported, credit card sized bomb of DIY joy. And while you ...

SKU: AF-4897

A 40-pin FPC to right-angle 2×20 IDC male plug header adapter board. Converts a standard 40-pin 0.5mm pitch FPC/FFC cable connection into a male GPIO plug, allowing you to connect HATs and Bonnets at a distance from your Raspberry Pi via a slim, flexible cable. Insert the male plug into your HAT...

SKU: AF-2223

Connect your own PCB to a Raspberry Pi B+ and stack on top with this normal-height female header with extra long pins.  The female header part is about 8.5mm tall, good for small HATs that do not to clear the USB/Ethernet jacks. This header has extra long 10mm pins, compared with our p...

SKU: AF-4904

A 40-pin FPC to straight 2×20 IDC male plug header adapter board. Converts a standard 40-pin 0.5mm pitch FPC/FFC cable connection into a male GPIO plug, allowing you to connect HATs and Bonnets at a distance from your Raspberry Pi via a slim, flexible cable. Insert the male plug into your HAT or...

SKU: AF-1658

Connect your own PCB to a Raspberry Pi with this extra-tall female header. The female header part has extra spaces to make it 13.6mm tall: when placed on your Pi, a PCB will clear the Ethernet and USB jacks. This header has 3mm of pins, compared with our stacking version which is the same base...

SKU: AF-2263

The Adafruit GPIO Reference Card makes it easy to identify and connect wires to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO header. This ultra-thin (0.8 mm) card slides directly onto the 2×20 GPIO header, labelling each pin by function — including I²C, UART, SPI, power, and general I/O — so you can wire up your proj...

SKU: SF-PRT-14275

This 2x20 male header has the same number and spacing of pins as a Raspberry Pi but is best served when used in conjunction with the Pi Zero since they come with a space of unpopulated headers. This through-hole header has 40 0.1"-spaced pins and can just be snapped into place with minimal sol...

SKU: AF-4132

The Adafruit GPIO Expander Bonnet adds 16 extra digital I/O pins to your Raspberry Pi over I²C. Based on the MCP23017 chip, it plugs directly onto the Pi's 40-pin header and communicates via SDA/SCL, leaving your other GPIO pins free. Each pin can be configured as a digital output (up to 20 mA pe...

SKU: AF-801

The Adafruit Prototyping Pi Plate Kit snaps onto your Raspberry Pi and provides a generous prototyping area with all GPIO, I2C, SPI, and power pins broken out to labelled 0.1" strips and 3.5 mm screw-terminal blocks. It's designed for the original Pi Model A/B but also works with any 40-pin Pi (A...

SKU: AF-1112

Stack multiple plates, breakouts etc onto your Raspberry Pi with this custom-made extra-tall and extra-long 2x13 female header. The female header part has extra spaces to make it 13.6mm tall: when placed on your Pi, a PCB will clear the Ethernet and USB jacks. The stacky pin part is also extra...

SKU: AF-2315

The Adafruit PiTFT 2.2" HAT Mini Kit is a compact colour display that plugs directly onto your Raspberry Pi's GPIO header. Featuring a 2.2-inch 320×240 pixel TFT with 16-bit colour, it's perfect for use as a mini console, desktop display, image viewer, or video player — all driven over the Pi's h...

SKU: WS-19343

A dual GPIO expander board for the Raspberry Pi Pico that duplicates all GPIO pins into two sets of 2×20 male headers. Plug your Pico into the centre female socket, then connect two expansion modules simultaneously — doubling your prototyping capability without rewiring. Features clear pinout la...

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-2711

With the Pi-EzConnect you can connect all sorts of electronics to a single Raspberry Pi  with no soldering or breadboarding! This HAT has screw-terminals for each pin on the Pi Header Key features: Solderless or soldered connections for all GPIO’s on a Raspberry Pi Mini proto area for...

SKU: LB-PT22027

The Raspberry Pi 40-Pin GPIO Double Expansion Board splits your Pi's single GPIO header into two, letting you connect multiple HATs, breakout boards, or accessories simultaneously without stacking conflicts. Simply connect it to your Raspberry Pi's 40-pin header, and you'll have two full GPIO br...

SKU: AF-4280

The Adafruit DC & Stepper Motor Bonnet 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 mo...

SKU: AF-5294

This 20-pin GPIO ribbon cable provides a clean, reliable connection between PCBs, development boards, and breakout headers. The soft, flexible 0.05″ ribbon cable with keyed IDC connectors on both ends ensures correct orientation every time. Pin 1 is marked with a pink stripe along the side of th...

SKU: AF-1988

That new Raspberry Pi® Model B+ computer you just got has a row of 2x20 pin headers soldered on - those are the GPIO (general purpose input/output) pins and for those of us who like to hack electronics they are where the real fun is. By programming the Pi, you can twiddle those pins high or low, ...