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NanoPi accesories

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The NanoPi minicomputer is characterized by very good parameters even in its standard form, allowing its use in many projects for embedded systems. Besides the NanoPi in different variants, you will also find a number of useful accessories for this minicomputer in our offer. If you want to take care of the aesthetic side of your NanoPi, choose a dedicated plastic or metal case. Using dedicated overlays, you can build based on the NanoPi an electric motor controller, a small control panel with LCD display or even build an overlay according to your own design.

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Dedicated cases and power supplies for NanoPi

FriendlyElec also provides useful accessories for the NanoPi family of minicomputers. The case kits we offer for the NanoPi include cases with screws. Depending on your aesthetic tastes, you can choose from a cream-colored or transparent acrylic case, or a metal case in black or black and white. On the housings there are printed descriptions of the connectors. The Botland store also sells power supplies with micro USB plugs that are compatible with both the NanoPi and Raspberry Pi.

Versatile overlays and external modules with NanoPi

Dedicated touch LCD displays for NanoPi in cooperation with HD camera module FA-CAM500B with 5 Mpix resolution guarantee very good image quality. This will enable you to build a small monitoring center. It is enough to connect the equipment directly to the NanoPi, without having to install additional drivers. The offer of NanoPi accessories also includes phenomenal NanoHat overlays, which communicate with the NanoPi base unit via the I2C interface. One of these is the NanoHat Motor, an overlay that uses the TB6612FNG chip - an H-bridge integrated circuit running on MOSFETs. With this overlay, you can control four motors simultaneously, with a rated current capacity of 1.2 A per channel. This way you can build a simple roller shutter drive control or an extended robot arm.