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Developed by the Raspberry Pi foundation, the latest Raspberry Pi computer features a powerful quad core ARM Cortex processor, including integrated wireless LAN and Bluetooth, USB and HDMI ports. Easily accessible GPIO pinouts open up the platform to a whole host of impressive add-ons boards. All of this is packed onto a single PCB no bigger than a credit card. Explore the many varied and exciting possibilities of this fantastic single board computer today.
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Interfacing hardware with the Raspberry Pi
Add Powered by Raspberry Pi to your product
New pi-top launched – get yours now
I’ve Got a Prototype, What Next?
Feature Projects
Nocturnal Wildlife Watching with Pi NoIR
Using the new Raspberry Pi camera for time-lapse photography of creatures that move in the night.
A Raspberry Pi-powered Radio 4 appliance
Using a Raspberry Pi to build an Internet radio that only receives BBC Radio 4.
#WhereIsMyBus
Fed up of waiting in the rain for your bus? Get distracted by emails and social media when you check the bus times app on your phone? #WhereIsMyBus is designed for you!
Raspbian Jessie Lite on a New Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3
Those industrious folks at the Raspberry Pi Foundation have been hard at it, developing the next generation of the Raspberry Pi Compute Module called the Compute Module 3, or CM3 for short. “What can we expect from this next gen Compute Module?”Questions & Answers
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It can be used as a linux computer, much like a PC, but also by attaching sensors and interfaces (using cheap commercially available Pi HATs ("Hardware Attached on Top")) you can implement sensors and...
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1 week ago
I made a circuit with a 5v pressure transmitter, a shifter (to have 3.4 volts) and an analogue/digital converter. Using GPIO I read the values through I2C. I made a script with python to have the readings... -
1 week ago
Found out that it was not a booting issue after all (the led flashing sequence was nominal). It was just a display issue fixed by editing file /boot/config.txt and setting hdmi_force_hotplug = 1.
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1 week ago
@VdH Thanks for the advice.
Spending more time on it , I find out that the PI is actually booting (looking at the led flashing on the board). So in order to solve my issue I 've just modify the... -
2 weeks ago
TE Connectivity part number MS5803-05BA, RS Stock no (893-7219) is a 0-5 bar pressure sensor with I2C and SPI output capability, which should work with the Raspberry Pi. So the short answer is yes. But...
2 weeks ago
Will a Raspberry Pi accept pressure reading up to 5 bar from a pressure sensor & send to a computer ?
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November 7, 2019 08:48
Raspberry Pi 3 Smart Room Condition Monitoring
In this project, we want to get familiar with basic Raspberry Pi tools and software. We want to develop a temperature-humidity monitoring device by using Raspberry Pi 3B+ and some sensors.
October 9, 2019 12:43
My first hands-on night light hat for Raspberry Pi EP 0098
This article is going to share my first look at the night light hat for Raspberry Pi by 52PI. It's great playing with the night light hat and sharing my experience with all of you.
August 22, 2019 11:20
Scripted build of Pi Access Point
This is a simple project which enables you to transform a Pi 3B+/4 into a wireless AP by scripting the configuration of hostapd, dhcpcd, dnsmasq & wpa_supplicant. Useful for covering Wi-Fi dead-zones in your home or learning/teaching networking.
1 week ago