Raspberry Pi GPIO

GPIO stands for General Purpose Input/Output. This means that a Pin approved Raspberry Pi reseller has no specific function, so this concerns the IO pins. The voltage and ground pins keep their function and cannot be adjusted. Normally Pins have a specific purpose such as sending a signal or receiving a signal. A GPIO Pin is customizable and can be controlled by software. connect Raspberry Pi with Components, Sensors, Breadboards and more using one of the GPIO expansionboards.

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GPIO boards to buy?

It is useful to know that the pins of the Raspberry Pi 3B+ and the new 4B have the same format. If you need more than the standard 40 GPIO pins for your project, it is possible to extend them using an extension cable to your breadboard† In this way, 40 more pins are added, and therefore more space for fun ideas for your project!

Why a GPIO board to buy?

What to consider when buying a GPIO board?

When buying a GPIO board we recommend getting one reference card In addition, this card can be placed over the pins making it clear which pins are adjustable (IO pins) and which cannot be adjusted (3.3/5V, GND). If these pins are not properly connected, there is a chance that your motherboard breaks, you can prevent this by holding an accessory near the pins while wiring.

Raspberry Pi GPIO

PCIe to USB 3.2 Board - Raspberry Pi 5

IO Zero 32 Expansion Board For Raspberry Pi

Mini Terminal Breakout Board For Raspberry Pi