RP2040 Board Supports Raspberry Pi HATs - StackyPi

 The RP2040 StackyPi is a Pi Zero-sized Raspberry Pi that supports Raspberry Pi HATs. Acts like a RP2040, yet looks like a Zero.

Why not create your own Raspberry Pi if you can't locate one? SB Components, the company behind this Kickstarter, is planning to deliver the StackyPi, an RP2040-based board with a Raspberry Pi Zero small size.

The board has an 8MB SPI flash memory for the firmware, as well as a MicroSD card connector, a micro SD port, two buttons, and a 40-pin GPIO header that allows it to work with various Raspberry Pi uHAT and HAT extension boards.

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For complete GPIO access, the StackyPi has two rows of 20 male header PINs torn away. Because of its GPIO support, the StackyPi is compatible with a wide range of Raspberry Pi HATs. The sole stipulation is that the help must be programmed by the end-user.

StackyPi Specifications:

• MCU — Raspberry Pi RP2040 dual-core Cortex-M0+ microprocessor with 264KB SRAM running at up to 133 MHz
• MicroSD card connector, 8MB (64Mbit) SPI flash storage
• 1x Micro USB port on USB
• Expansion — GPIO, I2C, UART, SPI, and other 40-pin GPIO headers The Raspberry Pi header (3.3V I/Os) is mainly compatible.
• Reset and Boot buttons, among other things
• Power is supplied through a Micro USB port at a voltage of 5 volts.
• 5 x 30 mm Dimensions (Raspberry Pi Zero form factor)

SB Components has integrated a microSD card port, 64MB of onboard flash, and a few of surface-mounted buttons in addition to the GPIO. The StackyPi is powered via a micro-USB connector.

The official Kickstarter page has a launch price of $18.98 (£14), but early donors may have it for for $9.49 (£7). Soon after the crowdfunding effort concludes in March 2022, deliveries will begin. For additional information and a closer look at this new board, see the StackyPi project page.

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