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KEHIPI

KEHIPI Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+ 512MB Development Board (2014)

SKU CH-74NS-T2QJX

A compact development board with a 700MHz Broadcom BCM2835 CPU, 512MB RAM, four USB 2.0 ports, 10/100 Ethernet, full-size HDMI and a 40-pin GPIO header for expanded connectivity

  • 512 MB RAM runs 2014 IoT projects reliably
  • 40-pin GPIO expands sensor and actuator options
  • Four USB 2.0 ports connect more peripherals directly
  • Push-push micro SD slot secures storage media
  • Switching regulators cut power draw by 0.5–1 W

Original 2014 Raspberry Pi board

The KEHIPI Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+ is a 2014 single-board computer with a 700 MHz Broadcom BCM2835 CPU and 512 MB SDRAM running at 400 MHz. It provides a 10/100 Ethernet RJ45 port, full-size HDMI, four USB 2.0 ports and a micro SD slot. The 40-pin extended GPIO header keeps the first 26 pins compatible with the earlier Model B. Makers and educators use it for basic IoT edge projects and learning.

Sustained load behaviour

Switching regulators replace the linear types used on the Model B, cutting draw by between .5 and 1 W under continuous operation. The dedicated low-noise supply keeps audio cleaner when the CPU and all four USB ports stay active for long periods. Thermal limits of the BCM2835 still throttle the 700 MHz clock if the board runs enclosed without airflow. The 100 Mbps Ethernet link caps network throughput well below modern gigabit expectations.

Installation and common issues

The push-push micro SD socket and aligned USB connectors make assembly straightforward, while four mounting holes secure the board cleanly. Composite video moves to the 3.5 mm jack, so a suitable cable is required for analogue output. The 40-pin GPIO adds 14 new pins, but older 26-pin hats need an adapter or will leave the extra pins unused. Buyers who want more storage than a single micro SD card provides, or who need gigabit Ethernet and Wi-Fi, should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 512 MB RAM runs 2014 IoT projects reliably
  • 40-pin GPIO expands sensor and actuator options
  • Four USB 2.0 ports connect more peripherals directly
  • Push-push micro SD slot secures storage media
  • Switching regulators cut power draw by 0.5–1 W

Specifications

BrandRaspberry Pi
ModelRPiModB+
Part NumberRPiModB+

Questions about this item

How much power does the board draw when it runs continuously?

Replacing the linear regulators with switching ones cut power use by between .5 W and 1 W compared with the earlier Model B.

What do I need to supply myself before the board will boot?

You must add a micro-SD card with an operating system image, a 5 V power source with a micro-USB plug, and any USB keyboard, mouse or HDMI display you want to use.

Will my existing 26-pin GPIO add-ons still fit the 40-pin header?

The first 26 pins keep the same pinout as the original Model B, so older 26-pin daughter boards plug in directly; the extra 14 pins simply stay unused.

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