How to stack multiple HAT on Raspberry Pi

How to Stack Multiple HAT on Raspberry Pi?

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The users of the Raspberry Pi 4 Single Board Computer or any other module want to maximize the usage of it to increase the speed of the task. It became a problem for the user as they are not able to cross the threshold of the system. PiStack is the device that can be used to overcome this problem that increases the efficiency of the system by stacking multiple HAT together. 

Overview of PiStack

There is a lot to discover about the capability of Raspberry Pi that has an unlimited level of potential. It becomes tough for a person to unleash this beast without any help of Add ons. PiStack is developed by SB Components to make the user feel more powerful by adding more HAT with the Raspberry Pi.

How does PiStack work for Raspberry Pi?

PiStack is an input/output expansion board kit designed for the Raspberry Pi, which provides 3 sets of 2x20 pin headers. It means that one can plug in 3 HAT with the PiStack that would make the user perform the advanced functions on it. PiStack has the space on its board for the Raspberry Pi and 3 HAT. One can plug Raspberry Pi and 3 HAT by directly putting it on the PiStack that has the power pins for the connection. There is a USB power port to which one needs to provide the power by the cable to all the HAT. PiStack has boards that have clear and descriptive pin labels to make the process easier for the user. 

Why did PiStack come into existence?

Raspberry Pi has millions of users that want to increase its capability for its usage. They want to use it for expanding the potential of the device that would make it useful for powerful work also.  People were looking for a solution so that they can comfortably connect multiple HAT with Raspberry Pi 4 or any other module. SB Components then worked on developing a product that can solve the problems of the user in a better way. They developed PiStack that has a compact design that one can use with multiple HAT. PiStack can connect all the 3 HAT to the Raspberry Pi with the perfection that makes the user operate on the HAT simultaneously. A lot of users bought PiStack to fulfill their needs of establishing multiple HAT connections with Raspberry Pi. It got great appreciation from the people that raised the market for the PiStack.

Application of PiStack

There are multiple HATs that one can connect with the Raspberry Pi that not only makes the device powerful but also makes the user faster. One can enhance the effect of a HAT by connecting the 3 HAT with the Raspberry Pi. It gives Raspberry Pi a way to perform the task with higher efficiency that would make it more advanced than the current modules. There is no limit on creativity that one can use to develop various assemblies of HAT and Raspberry Pi. One can also try permutations and combinations with the different combinations of the HAT that would develop a lot of better things.


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Samuel Neagu

Hi. Proud to become a Raspberry pi user.
I will be glad to understand the matching of multiple hats. I need to plug to the same Raspberry different hats. But I want to have a check with your team workers.
I have a raspberry pi4 B 8GB MODEL.
I want to use a big expansion board.
In this way I will be able to add a gps module to slot 1. A FM AM HAT to slot 2, A sim card hat to slot 3. A Dac sound Hat to slot 4. I will also use 4 Raspberry pi cameras 21MPixels arducam with 4 ways QUAD camera module.
Can these hats work safely together?
I can use very advanced dc power modules if needed.
I am new to Raspberry and I want to create an expensive project. All in ONE Raspberry that can be a robot with 24 relays 12v each powered by voice commands on off.
Switching on and off external module for example an external radio attached to a relay.
I want to fit all of these in one diy case that I build myself from 5MM Foamex PVC.
I AM ABLE TO INVEST AS MUCH IS NEEDED TO FINISH THIS PROJECT.
PLEASE ADVICE ME ON MATCHING MY HATS.
I NEED YOUR HELP. PLEASE!!! THERE IS NO ONE ONLINE THAT CAN ADVICE ME FOR THIS PROJECT. I DON’T WANT TO BURN THE HATS WHEN PLUGGING THEM ON THE RACK EXPANSION. I AM AN EXPERIENCED DC ELECTRICIAN BU I HAVEN’T GOT ADVANCED SKILLS TO UNDERSTAND RASPBERRY GPIO MATCHINGS AND PARALELLING DIFFERENT HATS. THANKS INDEED FOR TAKING TIME TO READ MY COMMENT.
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