The Hobby Components Raspberry Pi Prototyping Hat is a versatile prototyping PCB designed for use with Raspberry Pi models 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Key Features:
Connection: The board connects to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO header using a supplied 40-way IDC header. The GPIO pins are accessible through separate pads, allowing easy connections to the prototyping area.
Power Supply: The board features dedicated power rails for the Pi’s GND, 3.3V, and 5V pins. These can be conveniently jumpered to the prototyping area.
Prototyping Area: The main area includes a standard prototyping layout with custom power rails. These rails can be used for routing signals or can be jumpered to the existing GND, 3.3V, or 5V rails. There is a grid of 1mm through-holes which link the top of the board to the bottom track area. These are laid out in a standard 0.1”/2.54mm pitch.
I2C Header: An I2C header is provided for easy connection of external I2C or mLink devices.
Mounting Kit: The kit comes with nylon standoffs and screws to secure the board to the Raspberry Pi.
The Hobby Components Raspberry Pi Prototyping Hat is a versatile prototyping PCB designed for use with Raspberry Pi models 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Key Features:
Connection: The board connects to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO header using a supplied 40-way IDC header. The GPIO pins are accessible through separate pads, allowing easy connections to the prototyping area.
Power Supply: The board features dedicated power rails for the Pi’s GND, 3.3V, and 5V pins. These can be conveniently jumpered to the prototyping area.
Prototyping Area: The main area includes a standard prototyping layout with custom power rails. These rails can be used for routing signals or can be jumpered to the existing GND, 3.3V, or 5V rails. There is a grid of 1mm through-holes which link the top of the board to the bottom track area. These are laid out in a standard 0.1”/2.54mm pitch.
I2C Header: An I2C header is provided for easy connection of external I2C or mLink devices.
Mounting Kit: The kit comes with nylon standoffs and screws to secure the board to the Raspberry Pi.
Note: The 40-way IDC and IC headers are supplied unsoldered.
Always test your circuits before connecting the board to the Raspberry Pi as incorrect connections or shorts can irreparably damage your Pi.
Specification:
Product code: HCPROT0103
Dimensions: 65mm x 56mm
Prototyping area: ~48mm x ~43mm
Prototyping hole pitch: 0.1” (2.54mm)
Prototyping hole size: 1mm
Raspberry Pi header: 2x20 Way IDC female
it includes: PCB, 1 x 4way IDC socket, 1x 4 way I2C/mLink header, 8x M2.5 nylon screws, 4 x 11mm M2.5 nylon standoffs.
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The Hobby Components Raspberry Pi Prototyping Hat is a versatile prototyping PCB designed for use with Raspberry Pi models 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Key Features:
Connection: The board connects to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO header using a supplied 40-way IDC header. The GPIO pins are accessible through separate pads, allowing easy connections to the prototyping area.
Power Supply: The board features dedicated power rails for the Pi’s GND, 3.3V, and 5V pins. These can be conveniently jumpered to the prototyping area.
Prototyping Area: The main area includes a standard prototyping layout with custom power rails. These rails can be used for routing signals or can be jumpered to the existing GND, 3.3V, or 5V rails. There is a grid of 1mm through-holes which link the top of the board to the bottom track area. These are laid out in a standard 0.1”/2.54mm pitch.
I2C Header: An I2C header is provided for easy connection of external I2C or mLink devices.
Mounting Kit: The kit comes with nylon standoffs and screws to secure the board to the Raspberry Pi.
