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How to use the MCP3008 I P chip to help your Raspberry Pi read digital data from analog sensors

How to use the MCP3008-I/P chip to help your Raspberry Pi read digital data from analog sensors

While the default configuration of your Raspberry Pi doesn’t support reading analog input, you can enhance its capabilities by utilizing an MCP3008 I/P ADC chip, enabling analog input functionality. By establishing a connection between your Raspberry Pi and an MCP3008 I/P chip, you can leverage the power of SPI to read a maximum of 8 […]

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DC Motor Control with Raspberry Pi

DC Motor Control with Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi is a popular board based on the ARM architecture, specifically designed for electronic engineers and hobbyists. It has gained a strong reputation as a reliable platform for project development. With its increased processor speed and 1 GB RAM, Raspberry Pi can be utilized in a wide range of high-profile projects, including image processing

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You will do this using the Python language

PiCamera & Python – programming a webcam on Raspberry Pi

Introduction This article will provide you with an introduction to using the PiCamera, the integrated webcam on the Raspberry Pi. The PiCamera is a valuable accessory that offers the capability to capture high-definition images and videos, making it an excellent tool for exploring the Raspberry Pi’s potential. Additionally, it enables image analysis in Python through

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Driving a 28BYJ-48 Stepper Motor & ULN2003 driver with a Raspberry Pi

These motors are exceptionally affordable and offer remarkable accuracy thanks to their 1/64 gearing. Each step of the motor corresponds to a movement of approximately 0.087890625°. However, it’s important to note that the gearing mechanism is made of plastic, which means that it may experience wear and tear over time, particularly when handling heavy objects.

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The machine learning tools for microcontrollers are not much performant for such resource intensive embedded applications

How to read analog signals in Raspberry Pi using ADS1015/ADS1115

The Raspberry Pi is widely recognized as the most popular single-board computer. Given its nature as an embedded microcomputer, the acquisition of data is almost indispensable in Raspberry Pi. While the Pi is equipped with several GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) pins, it lacks a built-in or onboard analog-to-digital converter. Consequently, the Pi itself cannot directly

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How to Use a Thermal Camera with a Raspberry Pi

How to Use a Thermal Camera with a Raspberry Pi

There are now various infrared (IR) camera sensors available for electronics enthusiasts, which enable the measurement of thermal radiation. By incorporating a microprocessor, these off-the-shelf sensors can be transformed into fully functional thermal cameras. It is important to note that the resolution provided by these sensors is lower compared to commercially available thermal cameras. However,

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