Adafruit GPIO Reference Card for Raspberry Pi Model B+/Pi 2/Pi 3

Adafruit GPIO Reference Card for Raspberry Pi Model B+/Pi 2/Pi 3

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This board makes connecting wires to the Raspberry Pi GPIO incredibly easy. It's a reference board that makes it really easy to see if you're connecting your wires correctly. Adafruit liked the Pi GPIO Reference Board from Low Voltage Labs so much that they worked with them to license their design! Adafruit made some changes to the Low Voltage version - including grouping the pins into categories like I2C, IO, UART, SPI, and power.

It's only 0.8mm thick, idiot-proof (you can't put it on backwards...), and makes a great keychain for the Pi enthusiast. Simply slide it onto the 2x20 GPIO header, and then you can plug in premium jumper wires with female sockets on top as shown.

This version works with the Raspberry Pi Model B+ / Pi 2 / Pi 3. It does not work with the Raspberry Pi Model B!

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This board makes connecting wires to the Raspberry Pi GPIO incredibly easy. It's a reference board that makes it really easy to see if you're connecting your wires correctly. Adafruit liked the Pi GPIO Reference Board from Low Voltage Labs so much that they worked with them to license their design! Adafruit made some changes to the Low Voltage version - including grouping the pins into categories like I2C, IO, UART, SPI, and power.

It's only 0.8mm thick, idiot-proof (you can't put it on backwards...), and makes a great keychain for the Pi enthusiast. Simply slide it onto the 2x20 GPIO header, and then you can plug in premium jumper wires with female sockets on top as shown.

This version works with the Raspberry Pi Model B+ / Pi 2 / Pi 3. It does not work with the Raspberry Pi Model B!