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- UCTRONICS Gigabit PoE Splitter 5V 3A, 2-in-1 PoE to USB C/Micro USB AdapterSKU: AC-U6271 Brand: UCTRONICSTo make PoE to Micro USB and USB C devices more easily and conveniently accessible,
- 802.3af PoE Output Data & Power Splitter - 5/9/12VSKU: ADA3239 Brand: AdafruitPower over Ethernet (PoE) splitters can make your project wiring a breeze - and best of all they work to connect any 802.3af-capable router to any Ethernet device...
- UCTRONICS PoE Splitter Gigabit 5V - Micro USB PowerSKU: AC-U515902 Brand: UCTRONICS
Supply power and transfer data to micro USB powered devices like RPi 3B+ via a single Ethernet cable
- 802.3af PoE Output Data & Power Splitter - 12V 1ASKU: ADA3238 Brand: AdafruitPower over Ethernet (PoE) splitters can make your project wiring a breeze - and best of all they work to connect any 802.3af-capable router to any Ethernet device...
- PoE Splitter with MicroUSB Plug - Isolated 12W - 5V 2.4 AmpSKU: ADA3785 Brand: AdafruitPower over Ethernet (PoE) splitters can make your project wiring a breeze - and best of all they work to connect any 802.3af-capable router to any Ethernet device...
- PoE Splitter with USB Type C - 5V 2A - 100 MB EthernetSKU: ADA4552 Brand: AdafruitPower over Ethernet (PoE) splitters can make your project wiring a breeze - and best of all they work to connect any 802.3af-capable router to any Ethernet device, even if it doesn't natively support PoE! The splitter takes a unified PoE signal (data and power) from one RJ-45 cable, and then separates the data (Ethernet) and power (5 VDC regulated) into two different lines for non-PoE devices.
- Raspberry Pi PoE+ HATSKU: CE07841 Brand: Raspberry Pi
The plus in the title of PoE+ HAT is Raspberry Pi's signature for improvement, which this Power over Ethernet certainly is. It features support for 802.3at PoE+ with 25.5W of headroom (5Amps).
Four (4) standoffs and eight (8) screws are included for mounting the Hat to a Raspberry Pi!
PiicoDev SplitterSplit one PiicoDev Cable in three directions, or break out for soldered connections
- HDMI Splitter 1x4SKU: CE09615 Brand: Core Electronics
Split your HDMI output to 4 screens or monitors.
$25.25 AUD, inc GSTDelivered by May 8th - In-line wire 1-to-4 splitterSKU: ADA402 Brand: AdafruitIf you want to connect multiple EL wires/strips/panels up to one inverter, these splitters are quite useful. There is one male connector (goes to the inverter) and...
- HDMI Splitter - 1:2SKU: CE09616 Brand: Core Electronics
Split your HDMI output to 2 screens or monitors.
$21.20 AUD, inc GSTDelivered by May 8th - PoE to USB Power SupplySKU: SPX-18709 Brand: SparkfunIt can be difficult to get a wall-wart where you need it. The promise of PoE (power over ethernet) is great, but what if your device doesn't use ethernet?...$40.50 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $39.89 AUD, inc GST
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- Passive PoE Cable SetSKU: CAB-10759 Brand: SparkfunIntegrating Ethernet support into your project is a great way to relay data through a local area network and even bounce information out to the internet. Sometimes it’s hard to get power to your Ethernet devices. Wouldn’t it be convenient to use the same cable for power and data? Using these power over Ethernet adapters, you can do just that!
- POE HAT With Switch and ScreenSKU: AC-U6151 Brand: UCTRONICS
This RPi4 rerouting board with PoE functionality is specially designed for our ultimate rackmount case.
- Passive PoE Injector Cable SetSKU: ADA435 Brand: AdafruitSimplify your Internet of Things with a passive PoE injector cable. These are quite handy for projects that have Ethernet connectivity and also need a power cable...
- 4-Way 2.1mm DC Barrel Jack SplitterSKU: ADA1352 Brand: AdafruitQuadruple your power adapters with this wonderfully simple 4-way power jack splitter. All you have to do is connect a standard 5.5mm/2.1mm sized plug into one end...
- Anderson Cable Dual Adapter (8AWG Splitter)SKU: CE09169 Brand: Core Electronics
Branch off your power bus with this Anderson y-Splitter.
Special Price $21.56 AUD, inc GSTRegular Price $30.80 AUD, inc GSTDelivered by May 8th - PoE Injector - Single Port 30WSKU: DFR0365 Brand: DFRobotThis high power PoE injector supports Midspan MODE-B PoE power protocol, and has 30W output.It supports up to 10/100Mbps communicating speed, and 100VAC~240VAC wide range input voltage makes it work stably with different voltage standards.
- W5500 Ethernet with POE Control Board(Arduino Compatible)SKU: DFR0342 Brand: DFRobotW5500 Ethernet with POE Mainboard is a new member in our Ethernet family. It is based on the ATmega32u4 and W5500 Ethernet chip, which is quite useful to most IOT projects.
- 2-Way 2.1mm DC Barrel Jack Splitter SquidSKU: ADA1351 Brand: AdafruitDouble up your power adapters with this wonderfully simple 2-way power jack splitter. All you have to do is connect a standard 5.5mm/2.1mm sized plug into one end...
- GNSS Antenna Splitter (Power Divider) with DC PassSKU: SPX-21223 Brand: SparkfunOur GNSS Splitter (Power Divider) lets you connect a single GNSS antenna to two boards or modules. It splits (divides) the antenna signal from Port S equal...
- PoE+ HAT Push-Fit Extra Tall Header KitSKU: CE08474 Brand: The Pi HutThe latest PoE+ HAT from Raspberry Pi has a different PCB to the original PoE HAT which no longer allows stacking 4-pin headers to be used. This has made...
- Ethernet and PoE Shield for Arduino - W5500 ChipsetSKU: DFR0850 Brand: DFRobotThe W5500 Ethernet expansion board for Arduino integrates PoE power supply and W5500 Ethernet chip, which can meet the requirements of general IoT projects....
- PoE+ HAT Case for Raspberry Pi 4 (v2.0)SKU: CE06810 Brand: ModMyPiThe Pi Hut has given their previous PoE hat case a full upgrade and makeover for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, now also for the Pi 3
- PoE Ethernet/USB HUB HAT for Raspberry Pi ZeroSKU: CE08227 Brand: WaveshareThe PoE/ETH/USB HUB HAT is a PoE (Power over Ethernet) USB HUB HAT designed for Raspberry Pi Zero. By using this small HAT and some proper 802.3af-compliant power sourcing equipments, it is possible to provide both network connection and power supply for your Raspberry Pi in only one Ethernet cable, along with 3x extended USB ports.
Setting Up Hyperbian – Ambient Lighting with your Screen
Break your television and monitors free from the confines of their edges with Hyperbian! This is an open-source ambient light software that will improve the way you enjoy your favourite media. Hyperion for the Raspberry Pi ∴ Hy...
ONESIE Family - 3D Printable Cases for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
The ONESIE family of cases come in three distinct models; Stealth, Maker and Hats. This will be a guide introducing the ONESIE family, the 3D printable monocoque stealth cases for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, talk about what makes them di...
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ Performance vs Raspberry Pi 3 Model B
The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ (I’ll be calling it the Pi 3+ for short) is an update to the existing Raspberry Pi 3 Model B and was released on Wednesday 14th March 2018. It has some very interesting changes: The Broadcom BCM2837 has ...
Integrated Computer Vision Package - OAK-D Lite With Raspberry Pi Set Up
If you ever needed a performance boost when running Machine Learnt AI Systems (like facial recognition) with a Raspberry Pi Single Board Computer then I have a solution for you. The OAK-D Lite. The Oak-D Lite is the Leatherman Multi-tool o...
Controlling Standard Servos with Raspberry Pi
This guide will teach you how to control any small and big servos with a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (worth noting any Raspberry Pi Board with GPIO pins can be able to be used in this scenario. Servos are an immensely useful way to turn ele...
Arduino Boards, Compared
We're going to compare each of the Arduino Boards available to Maker's and Electronics Enthusiats. We'll discuss the features of each board, provide an informative pinout diagram with tonnes of detail, and toward the end of the article, pro...
Raspberry Pi 5 | Review, Performance & Benchmarks
The Raspberry Pi 5 is here! Our favourite credit card-sized computer has just gotten an update and we already have one here to take a look at, so let’s power it up, run some tests, and see what’s new!  (If you want to s...
PiicoDev Ambient Light Sensor VEML6030 - Raspberry Pi Pico Guide
Introduction This guide will help you read light intensity data from your PiicoDev® Ambient Light Sensor and a Raspberry Pi Pico To follow along, it's best to have: A Raspberry Pi Pico with pins soldered (pointing down) A PiicoDev...
PiicoDev Distance Sensor VL53L1X - Raspberry Pi Guide
Introduction This guide will help you read distance data from your PiicoDev® Distance Sensor and a Raspberry Pi single-board computer To follow along, it's best to have: A Raspberry Pi (model 3, 4, Zero W) This tutorial will u...
PiicoDev Precision Temperature Sensor TMP117 - Raspberry Pi Guide
Introduction This guide will help you read temperature data from your PiicoDev® Precision Temperature Sensor and a Raspberry Pi single-board computer To follow along, it's best to have: A Raspberry Pi (model 3, 4, Zero or Zer...
Tweezers for Every Task
In case you haven’t noticed, when dealing with electronics, you’ll be picking lots of small things up, and it only gets harder when dealing with tiny SMD components. But whatever you’re working on, be it a breadboard proto...
PiicoDev Ambient Light Sensor VEML6030 - Raspberry Pi Guide
Introduction This guide will help you read light intensity data from your PiicoDev® Ambient Light Sensor and a Raspberry Pi single-board computer To follow along, it's best to have: A Raspberry Pi (model 3, 4, Zero W) This tut...
PiicoDev Motion Sensor MPU-6050 - Raspberry Pi Pico Guide
Introduction This guide will help you read motion data from your PiicoDev® Motion Sensor and a Raspberry Pi Pico To follow along, it's best to have: A Raspberry Pi Pico with pins soldered (pointing down) A PiicoDev Motion Sensor M...
PiicoDev Motion Sensor MPU-6050 - Micro:bit Guide
Introduction This guide will help you read motion data from your PiicoDev® Motion Sensor and a Micro:bit. To follow along, it's best to have: A Micro:bit v2 A PiicoDev Motion Sensor MPU-6050 A PiicoDev adapter for Micro:bit ...
How to Program a MicroBit using Thonny
Let's get set up with scripting in Thonny for the Micro:bit. We'll install Thonny, configure for Micro:bit, and write our first script. All you'll need to follow along is a Micro:bit v2 GO kit Contents Install Thonny Set u...
PiicoDev Precision Temperature Sensor TMP117 - Micro:bit Guide
Introduction This guide will help you read temperature data from your PiicoDev Precision Temperature Sensor and a Micro:bit. To follow along, it's best to have: A Micro:bit A PiicoDev Precision Temperature Sensor TMP117 A PiicoDev a...
PiicoDev Precision Temperature Sensor TMP117 - Raspberry Pi Pico Guide
Introduction This guide will help you read temperature data from your PiicoDev® Precision Temperature Sensor and a Raspberry Pi Pico To follow along, it's best to have: A Raspberry Pi Pico with pins sol...
PiicoDev Motion Sensor MPU-6050 - Raspberry Pi Guide
Introduction This guide will help you read motion data from your PiicoDev® Motion Sensor with a Raspberry Pi single-board computer. To follow along, it's best to have: A Raspberry Pi (model 3, 4, Zero or Zero W) This tutorial ...
Prototyping a Circuit: Methods and Tools
Ah prototyping, the backbone of maker electronics, well really all electronics. Any successful device, product, or idea doesn’t just appear as a finished concept, it goes through stages of product and one of those is prototyping. In f...
Fire-EdUp | Getting Started Measuring Fire Danger and Fire Behaviour
We're going to get started with the Fire-EdUp Platform and begin calculating Fire Danger Level, and Fire Behaviour Index. To follow along you'll need: A Fire-EdUp Platform A Micro-USB Cable A Computer with Thonny installed. ...
PiicoDev Atmospheric Sensor BME280 - Raspberry Pi Pico Guide
Introduction This guide will help you read atmospheric data from your PiicoDev® Atmospheric Sensor and a Raspberry Pi Pico To follow along, it's best to have: A Raspberry Pi Pico with pins soldered (pointing do...
How to use Force Sensitive Resistors with a Raspberry Pi and a ADS1015 ADC
Force-sensitive resistors (FSR) are remarkable electrical components and are proper unsung heroes in the Makers World. Name me a better variable touch input device which has basically no moving parts, all whilst being available in such a t...
Getting Started with Rotary Encoders | Examples with Raspberry Pi Pico
In this guide, we'll learn what a Rotary Encoder is, when and why we might use a Rotary Encoder, and how to use a Rotary Encoder with a Raspberry Pi Pico. To follow along all you'll need is: A Rotary Encoder - we recommend using our br...
Plant_io Sensors Guide | Connect Sensors and Log Data
In the Plant_io Basic Setup Guide we assembled the Plant_io platform to automatically irrigate plants, and sprouted some seeds. As the project runs, a log file is updated with data captured at each interval. This simple log allows us ...
Makerverse Load Cell Kit Guide | Measure Weights and Forces
Introduction Welcome to the guide for the Makerverse Load Cell kit. With this hardware you will be able to make a set of scales capable of measuring weights up to 3kg with a precision as low as 0.1g! To follow along you will need: ...
PiicoDev Ultrasonic Rangefinder | Getting Started Guide
Similar to how bats echo-locate and how submarines use sonar, the PiicoDev® Ultrasonic Rangefinder uses sound waves to measure the distance to an object. It sends out a high-pitched sound wave, which bounces off of the object and comes...
Getting Started with Servos | Examples with Raspberry Pi Pico
In this guide, we'll learn what a Servo is, when we might use one, how to choose a Servo, and finally how to use one with a Raspberry Pi Pico. To follow along you'll need: A Positional Servo, such as the Feetech FS90 Micro Servo A Con...
Water Tank Level Sensor
Update: Community member Chris has had a go at remaking this project after the original project contributor Denver made the original code repository private. GitHub links below will not work but the original project has been kept here for...
YAM: Monitoring Animal Enclosures
YAM (or YetAnotherMonitor) I keep more than 20 enclosures of Australian native lizards and turtles and I want to make sure they are all in an appropriate environment. To that end, I built a microcontroller-based system to monitor the tempe...
PiicoDev Schematic System
Introduction: Hi everybody. Over the past few weeks, I have been working on an intuitive system that makes working and tinkering with the Piicodev ecosystem even easier! Everybody interested in electronics knows about the universal circui...
Arduino Tide Gauge
I used an Arduino and a US-100 ultrasonic sensor to make an extremely low-cost tide gauge. This project measures the tide by sensing the distance to water using a US-100 ultrasonic sensor. The device has a 3D printed base&nb...
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