HAT add‑on boards

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HAT add‑on boards are hardware expansion modules that attach to Raspberry Pi computers to provide additional functionality such as sensors, interfaces, and control capabilities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Raspberry Pi accessory
hardware expansion module
category single-board computer expansion
compatibleWith Raspberry Pi 2 Model B NERFINISHED
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B NERFINISHED
Raspberry Pi 4 Model B NERFINISHED
Raspberry Pi 5 NERFINISHED
Raspberry Pi Model B+ form factor
connectVia 40-pin GPIO header
definedBy Raspberry Pi HAT specification
designedFor Raspberry Pi NERFINISHED
documentationProvidedBy Raspberry Pi Foundation NERFINISHED
feature EEPROM for automatic configuration
mechanical mounting holes aligned with Raspberry Pi
standardized board outline
fullForm Hardware Attached on Top
introducedBy Raspberry Pi Foundation NERFINISHED
introducedFor standardizing Raspberry Pi add-on hardware
mayInclude analog-to-digital converters
digital-to-analog converters
environmental sensors
motor drivers
relay outputs
wireless communication modules
mountingPosition on top of Raspberry Pi GPIO header
powerSource Raspberry Pi 3.3V rail
Raspberry Pi 5V rail
provides additional interfaces
additional sensors
control capabilities
relatedTo Raspberry Pi add-on boards
Raspberry Pi pHAT boards NERFINISHED
requires compatible Raspberry Pi GPIO layout
physical attachment to GPIO header
standardizedBy Raspberry Pi Foundation NERFINISHED
supports I2C communication
SPI communication
UART communication
plug-and-play identification via EEPROM
typicalUse home automation
industrial interfacing
motor control
prototyping with Raspberry Pi
sensor integration
usedIn IoT projects
education projects
embedded systems prototyping
hobby electronics

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Raspberry Pi supportsExpansion HAT add‑on boards