Adafruit 2028 Assembled Pi T-Cobbler Plus - GPIO Breakout for

everyone today we're taking a brief look into the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins firstly GPIO stands for general purpose input and output pins these pins allow us to communicate with other circuitry such as extension boards sensors custom circuits and much more you can do some pretty amazing stuff with these pins now there is a few things you should know about using the GPIO pins if you use these pins incorrectly it can result in breaking your PI just make sure whatever you're hooking up to the pins at the Raspberry Pi can support it if you're an owner of the Raspberry Pi and a B+ or PI 2 then you'll notice that the later models have more pins now here we have a diagram of the pins you can get this diagram over at pi my life up comm /r as root - pie - GPIO these numbers refer to the physical numbering of the pins these are easier to understand as they are in order we'll use this method of ident