HARDWARE FOR OPEN SOURCE SYSTEMS

Cirkitscape develops high-performance hardware designed to power open-source systems in real-world applications. Our platforms are engineered for clean integration, reliable operation, and scalable deployment across embedded and edge environments.

From modular subsystems to complete hardware solutions, each product is built to support developers working with open-source software—bridging the gap between code and physical systems.

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The Pi Top HAT is the ultimate Raspberry Pi expansion board for engineers and developers who need professional-grade I/O capabilities. One board replaces multiple modules with industrial reliability.

Key Features

  • 16 Digital I/O Channels - I²C GPIO expansion

  • 3-Channel 12-Bit ADC - Analog sensor interface

  • 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub - Driver-free, plug and play

  • RS-485 Communication (Half Duplex) - Industrial networking and long-distance data

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