Flipper Zero Prototyping Boards

Description

Flipper Devices Prototyping Boards provide a reusable starting point for developing custom electronics modules for Flipper Zero. In an authorised security engagement, they can support hardware exploration, test fixtures, interface development and research projects controlled through the device’s GPIO functions.

Key features

• Designed to connect to the GPIO headers on Flipper Zero.
• Supports custom hardware prototyping and electronics development.
• Flipper Zero can control connected hardware through its GPIO application and display messages on its screen.
• The pack contains two small breakout boards, one large breakout board and unsoldered pin headers.
• Suitable for authorised penetration testing, security research, education and embedded development.

Technical details

• Flipper Zero has 18 pins on its top side, including power supply and input/output pins.
• GPIO input and output pins are 3.3 V tolerant.
• External modules can be powered through the GPIO power supply pins.
• Flipper Zero GPIO functions include manual pin control and USB to UART conversion.

Compatibility and setup

Use with a Flipper Zero and the device’s GPIO application. The boards are supplied with unsoldered pin headers, so assembly is required before connection. Flipper Zero documentation covers GPIO pin functions, module installation and available USB-UART features. Additional electronic components and tools depend on the module being developed.

Buying in the UK and EU

RedKit Labs lists this accessory for UK and EU buyers with prices displayed in GBP, EUR or USD, with VAT handled at checkout. Transmitting is regulated by national radio rules and licence-exempt band limits; receiving and analysing signals is commonly the lawful use, so review applicable UK or EU requirements before connecting or transmitting with any RF-related project.