Adafruit RGB Matrix HAT RTC for Raspberry Pi

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Product details

With this HAT for the Raspberry Pi A+/B+, you can easily control all HUB75 RGB LED matrices with 16x32, 32x32, or 32x64 LEDs. You can even cascade multiple matrices, as the power of the Raspberry Pi is sufficient to control approximately 32x128 LEDs. A 5V power supply is required to power the LEDs. This, along with the LED matrices and the Raspberry Pi, is not included and must be ordered separately. The matrix is delivered as a kit. All SMD components are already soldered; only the Pi header, HUB75 connector, and power connection need to be soldered. If you prefer not to do this yourself, we can provide the shield pre-assembled for an additional fee. A CR1220 coin cell is required for the RTC (not included). Simple design: just plug it in and run the Python code, protection switch: A 5V power supply can be directly connected to the reverse-polarity protected connector on the HAT, onboard level shifter: Converts the 3.3V to the required 5V, DS1307 Real Time Clock: Keeps your Pi on time even when it is restarted.

Key specifications

Compatible hardware
Raspberry Pi
Sensors
Light sensor

General information

Item number
5998548
Manufacturer
Adafruit
Category
Electronics modules
Manufacturer no.
ada-2345
Release date
27.1.2015

Compatibility

Compatible hardware
Raspberry Pi

Electronic module properties

Module type
Shield
Sensors
Light sensor

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0.08 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

Scope of delivery

Additionally required (not included)
5V power supply unit

Package dimensions

Length
11 cm
Width
5.70 cm
Height
1.30 cm
Weight
26 g

30-day right of return
24 Months Warranty (Bring-in)

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