IO Expansion HAT for Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W
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IO Expansion HAT for Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W

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  • Product SKU: DF_DFR0604
  • Category: Modules
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Introduction
This DFRobot IO Expansion HAT provides Digital, Analog, I2C, PWM, UART and SPI port to meet all your needs. It is pretty small and perfectly suitable for Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W.
The board leads out the I/O ports on Raspberry Pi including I2C, UART, SPI and digital, among which the digital ports are led out via the GPIO16~GPIO25(BCM) of Raspberry Pi, so these ports can be directly used. Besides, the PWM and Analog ports are led out through the on-board MCU STM32 that can communicate with Raspberry Pi via I2C. So combing with our related libraries, users are able to conveniently use Raspberry Pi to control PWM output or read ADC input.
This expansion board supports 5V power supply and 3.3V sensor modules. Its PWM port can be powered by external power (6~12V) or Raspberry Pi (5V).
Features
On-board MCU(STM32), provide 12 bit 8 channel ADC
Multiple Servos Controlling
Support PWM External Power Supply (6~12V)
Support Raspberry Pi 4 Model B/Raspberry Pi 3B+/2 and Raspberry Pi Zero/ Zero W
Specification
MCU: STM32F030
Power Supply: Expansion Hat Power Voltage: 5V
PWM External Power: 6~12V
Expansion Hat Port Output Voltage: 3.3V
22 Ports: 4 PWM ports, 4 Analog ports, 10 Digital ports, 1 SPI, 2 I2C ports, 1 UART
Device Address: 0x10
Dimension: 65*30mm/2.56*1.18"
Shipping List
IO Expansion HAT for Pi Zero/Zero W x1
Introduction
This DFRobot IO Expansion HAT provides Digital, Analog, I2C, PWM, UART and SPI port to meet all your needs. It is pretty small and perfectly suitable for Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W.
The board leads out the I/O ports on Raspberry Pi including I2C, UART, SPI and digital, among which the digital ports are led out via the GPIO16~GPIO25(BCM) of Raspberry Pi, so these ports can be directly used. Besides, the PWM and Analog ports are led out through the on-board MCU STM32 that can communicate with Raspberry Pi via I2C. So combing with our related libraries, users are able to conveniently use Raspberry Pi to control PWM output or read ADC input.
This expansion board supports 5V power supply and 3.3V sensor modules. Its PWM port can be powered by external power (6~12V) or Raspberry Pi (5V).
Features
On-board MCU(STM32), provide 12 bit 8 channel ADC
Multiple Servos Controlling
Support PWM External Power Supply (6~12V)
Support Raspberry Pi 4 Model B/Raspberry Pi 3B+/2 and Raspberry Pi Zero/ Zero W
Specification
MCU: STM32F030
Power Supply: Expansion Hat Power Voltage: 5V
PWM External Power: 6~12V
Expansion Hat Port Output Voltage: 3.3V
22 Ports: 4 PWM ports, 4 Analog ports, 10 Digital ports, 1 SPI, 2 I2C ports, 1 UART
Device Address: 0x10
Dimension: 65*30mm/2.56*1.18"
Shipping List
IO Expansion HAT for Pi Zero/Zero W x1

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