JOY-IT RB-P-XPLR Experiment Board for Raspberry Pi with LEDs, Buttons, Buzzer, Sensors and GPIO Breakout

Explore Raspberry Pi GPIO programming with the JOY-IT RB-P-XPLR Experiment Board. It features 4 programmable LEDs, 4 push buttons, a buzzer, potentiometer, photoresistor, NTC temperature sensor, and a WS2812B RGB LED, all connected to the 40-pin GPIO header.

Overview

The RB-P-XPLR is an experiment board designed for Raspberry Pi models with a 40-pin GPIO header. It provides a range of onboard components for learning and prototyping, including digital and analog input/output options. The board is powered directly from the Raspberry Pi and operates at 3.3V or 5V logic levels.

What stands out

• 4 user-programmable LEDs and 4 push buttons for digital I/O experiments
• Onboard buzzer for audio feedback
• Analog inputs via potentiometer and photoresistor (LDR)
• NTC temperature sensor for environmental sensing
• Addressable WS2812B RGB LED for colorful projects
• All Raspberry Pi GPIO pins broken out for external connections

Technical details

• Product type: Experiment Board
• Compatibility: Raspberry Pi (40-pin GPIO models)
• Onboard LEDs: 4x user-programmable
• Onboard buttons: 4x user-programmable push buttons
• Onboard buzzer: 1x programmable
• Potentiometer: 1x
• Photoresistor (LDR): 1x
• Temperature sensor: 1x NTC
• Addressable RGB LED: 1x WS2812B
• GPIO breakout: All Raspberry Pi GPIO pins
• Connection interface: 40-pin GPIO header
• Power supply: Via Raspberry Pi GPIO
• Operating voltage: 3.3V / 5V (from Raspberry Pi)
• Target audience: Beginners, students, hobbyists
• Application: Learning GPIO, sensor interfacing, prototyping

Our verdict

A practical board for getting started with Raspberry Pi GPIO programming, offering a variety of components in one compact package.