Raspberry Pi Zero V1.3

The Raspberry Pi Zero V1.3 is a tiny single-board computer, only 65 × 30 mm, that runs Raspberry Pi OS (Linux) from a microSD card. It has the same 40-pin GPIO layout as the larger Raspberry Pi boards and, from version 1.3, a camera connector, so it is a low-cost choice for embedded projects, small servers and camera builds where space and power are limited.Raspberry Pi Zero V1.3 Specifications Processor: Broadcom BCM2835, single-core ARM11 at 1 GHz Memory: 512 MB RAM Storage: microSD card slot Video: mini HDMI port (up to 1080p), composite video on solder pads USB: 1 × micro USB OTG for devices, 1 × micro USB for power GPIO: 40-pin header footprint with the standard Raspberry Pi pinout Camera: CSI camera connector (needs a Pi Zero camera cable) Power: 5 V via micro USB Wireless: none (no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth) Size: 65 × 30 × 5 mm Raspberry Pi Zero V1.3 Applications Compact camera and time-lapse projects Retro gaming consoles and media players Robots, data loggers and IoT controllers (with a USB network adapter) Learning Linux, Python and GPIO programming What's in the Box1 × Raspberry Pi Zero V1.3 boardTip: Power the board through the micro USB port marked PWR and connect devices to the one marked USB through an OTG adapter. You will also need a microSD card with Raspberry Pi OS and a mini HDMI adapter for a monitor. If the GPIO holes are empty, solder a 2 × 20 pin header to use HATs and jumper wires.