What you’ll need 1.2 k resistor 2.2 k resistor Light dependent resistor 1 μF capacitor Breadboard and wires You’ve probably all seen those cheap, solar-powered lamps that you can stick into your garden to try and give it a classy bit of illumination during the night. If you’ve actually got one then you may have found out […]
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The Raspberry pi is a mini computer which is designed in a single board with all the essential components required for running an operating system. The Raspberry pi board runs on ARM11 processor but is available at extremely cheap price. The board is provided with a RCA connector which can be used to connect it
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I recently purchased the smart-elex Raspberry pi GPIO starter kit. I placed the order on Saturday 10t August and it was delivered on the following Tuesday. So following the speedy delivery what did I receive? Kit Includes 1x Smart Elex Pi-Cobbler equivalent GPIO Breakout kit (No soldering is required pre-assembled for you. Simply plug &
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I found these awesome Raspberry Pi pinout diagrams by Pighixxx at Flickr. When I am trying to learn something new, I make my own diagrams. I have been doing some reading about safely connecting things to the GPIO pins of the Raspberry Pi, especially regarding Voltage and Amps. It is not as simple as one
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A guest post by Les Pounder, a Freelance IT Consultant and Trainer from the UK who is a regular contributor to many Linux magazines and podcasts. You can find out more about him at about.me/lespounder. Scratch, the well known first step into programming, has been used in the classroom for the last few years. Scratch
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How the idea came about… I’ve been meaning to do a science oriented project with my Raspberry Pi for a while now, but with the existing components at hand, I was rather limited with what I could do. Most of the sensors in the starter kits are not very accurate, and the Raspberry Pi itself
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On the sly I does the house a little bit more cleverly. At first making control of light with phone by means of a board of the extension of RaZBerry (Z-Wave) for Raspberry, then programming of AVR microcontrollers were fond and collecting the small meteorological station show temperature on the LED display. Now queue reaching
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This project provides a webpage and automated interface for controlling Belkin’s WEMO light switches and plug switches using the Miranda library. At the end of the project you will have a webpage that can show real time state of all WEMO switches. Clicking the lightbulbs will toggle the state of the WEMO switch. The backend
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Features: Control strings of LED pixels with a raspberry Pi Control strings of analog RGB LED strings (up to 16 channels per PWM board) Control Incandessent lighting via SSR boards (work in progress) Control servo position Control of all fixtures provided over all major lighting protocols Artnet / E1.31/ OSC …via OLA Overview: DMX based
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Introduction Hopefully now you have received your LED electronics kit and have followed our basic LED tutorials. Now you are eagly wating to get started and create some more complex programming using both inputs and outputs. The following tutorial will get you programming your first LED traffic light using a switch as an input to
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