Servo Driver HAT (B) for Raspberry Pi, 16-Channel, 12-bit, I2C

The Servo Driver HAT (B) for Raspberry Pi is a 16-channel, 12-bit controller designed to drive multiple servos simultaneously via an I2C interface. It is an ideal solution for South African makers, students, and robotics hobbyists building robotic arms, hexapods, or complex pan-tilt mechanisms. With its right-angle pinheaders, it offers a neat and low-profile connection for your projects.

Raspberry Pi HAT standard

This driver is designed as a standard HAT that plugs directly onto your Raspberry Pi. It provides a neat, stackable solution for expanding your single-board computer's hardware control capabilities.

Sixteen independent channels

With support for up to 16 channels, this board allows you to control multiple servos or PWM outputs simultaneously. It is perfect for complex walking robots, robotic arms, and multi-axis animatronics.

High-resolution PWM control

The driver features 12-bit resolution for highly precise pulse-width modulation. This ensures smooth, granular control over your servo positions and movements.

Simple I2C communication

Operating over a simple I2C interface, the HAT requires only two control pins from your Raspberry Pi. This leaves the remaining GPIO pins free for other sensors, displays, or inputs.

Right-angle pinheader layout

The board is equipped with right-angle pinheaders for servo connections. This low-profile design helps manage wiring easily and fits comfortably into tight enclosures.