An easy to use Raspberry Pi Zero USB file-level computer data storage server (frequently called Network-Attached Storage or NAS). INTRODUCTION Quite often I find myself on the go, in need of storing/sharing files locally with others without an accessible internet connection. Even with an internet connection, I find myself wanting to keep most of my […]
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Anyone interested in building their very own Raspberry Pi NAS, be interested in a new project published to the hackster.io website this week by member “rjconcepcion”. The Raspberry Pi NAS tutorial uses a fourth-generation 8 GB mini PC together with a 2.5 SATA HDD and the Raspberry Pi OS and Open Media Vault to create
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Build a live train departure display for your desk with a Raspberry Pi Zero W and OLED screen. Build your own UK train station platform departure display (next train indicator) with live data using a Raspberry Pi Zero, OLED display and 3D-printed case – a cool (and practical!) desktop gadget. It involves a bit of
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Introduction One of the biggest advantages of FPGAs is that we can change it (reprogram it) many times. In most cases, we do it using either an onboard programmer (many development boards have them) or an external one. The most popular programmer is Platform Cable USB II from Xilinx (a lot of clones are available) and JTAG-HS2 (HS3) Programming
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Once you move away from the usual software defined radio (SDR) dongles, you have only a few choices unless you want to drop some serious cash. One common hobby-grade SDR is the KiwiSDR. This popular unit runs Linux and can receive up to 30 MHz. The platform uses a dedicated A/D converter, an FPGA, and
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[NODE] has been experimenting with Raspberry Pi servers and mini computers for a long time, and knows all too well how the wiring can quickly turn into a rat’s nest. His latest creation is the Mini Server version 3, a modular enclosure system for the Raspberry Pi 4, is designed to turn it into practical computing
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SB Components have today unveiled their new Raspberry Pi RFID HAT which will soon be available to purchase and has been specifically designed to enable users to read the information stored on RFID key fob and tags.The RFID HAT system consists of mainly three components: RFID key fob/ card/ tag, antenna, and an RFID reader.
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Set the specific app as startup application when your Windows 10 IoT Core boots. Windows 10 IoT Core is widely popular for Intel Galileo Gen 2, Raspberry Pi 2 and MinnowBoard MAX (when this project was written). Windows 10 IoT Core is essential for embedded projects. Once Windows IoT Core is deployed on the device, is
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Set up Amazon’s Alexa on a Raspberry Pi with a MATRIX Creator. Use the MATRIX mic array together with a third-party wake word engine. THIS GUIDE HAS BEEN DEPRECATED? Follow the new guide here. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for setting up AVS on a Raspberry Pi with a MATRIX Creator. It demonstrates how to access and test AVS
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With millions of phishing attempts happening daily, we’ve probably all had our fair share of coming across one. For the trained or naturally suspicious eye, it’s usually easy to spot them — maybe get a good chuckle out of the ridiculously bad ones along the way — and simply ignore them. Unfortunately, they wouldn’t exist
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