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GLASGOW INTERFACE EXPLORER IS A HARDWARE DEBUGGING TOOL FOR DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

1BitSquared has launched a crowdfunding campaign for a highly capable and extremely flexible open source multi-tool called Glasgow Interface Explorer. Glasgow Interface Explorer for digital electronics is powered by Lattice Semi iCE40 FPGA and created for hardware developers, electronics hobbyists, engineers, tinkerers, and anyone else who wants to communicate with a wide selection of digital devices with minimum hassle. The […]

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AN INTRODUCTION: LCD COMMON INTERFACES

There are a lot of different LCD display interfaces depending on the requirements of resolutions, speed, cost, stability etc. The following outlines the common ones on the market: Parallel Vs Serial Interface Parallel interface could transmit many data bits at the same time depending on the data bits width. PROs: Simple CONs: Need RAM, Speed is limited.

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3 Simple Raspberry Pi Sense HAT Projects for Kids and Families

The Raspberry Pi offers a wide range of HATs (Hardware Attached on Top) that can be connected to its GPIO pins, providing additional functionality such as lights, sensors, and motors. One notable HAT is the Raspberry Pi Sense HAT, which presents an excellent opportunity for both kids and adults to engage in programming while working

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PICODEBUGGER MAKES DEVELOPMENT EASIER

Debugging a Raspberry Pi Pico is straightforward enough; it simply involves hooking up something up to the USB and SWD pins. [Mark Stevens] whipped up the PicoDebugger to make this job easier than ever before. The Raspberry Pi Foundation developed the Picoprobe system to allow a RP2040 to act as a USB to SWD and UART

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BIOS POST CARD BUILT USING RASPBERRY PI PICO

A computer’s BIOS includes basic diagnostic tools for troubleshooting issues. Often, we rely on the familiar beeps from the POST system for this reason. However, error codes are also available via hardware “POST Cards” that were particularly popular in the 1990s. [Mr. Green] has now built a POST card using readily-available modern hardware. [Mr. Green] built

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A BASIC INTERPRETER FOR THE RASPBERRY PI PICO

It’s pretty easy to program the Raspberry Pi Pico in Python, or you can use C or C++ if you so desire. However, if you fancy the easy language of yesteryear, you might like PiccoloBASIC from [Gary Sims]. Putting it simply, piccoloBASIC is a BASIC interpreter that runs on the Raspberry Pi Pico. It features all

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Connector on the V1.3 or V2.1 Pi Camera Board

Raspberry Pi MIPI CSI Camera Pinout

Raspberry Pi Camera Interface The Raspberry Pi CSI camera connectors come in two variants: the 15-pin and 22-pin connectors. The 15-pin connector is commonly found on standard Raspberry Pi models like the A&B series, as well as on Pi camera modules. On the other hand, the 22-pin connector is utilized by the Raspberry Pi Zero-W

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Connecting a Raspberry Pi to UVA’s Eduroam WiFi

This tutorial combines various online instructions required to connect the latest version of RaspbianOS to UVA’s Eduroam WiFi network. You will need to follow four sets of instructions: My own instructions, which may be outdated. Prof. Luther A. Tychonievich’s instructions for setting up Linux on Eduroam. A Reddit guide for setting up Linux on Eduroam.

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Working with Raspberry Pi Camera Board

This example shows you how to capture and process images from Raspberry Pi™ Camera Board module using the MATLAB® Support Package for Raspberry Pi Hardware. Introduction The Raspberry Pi Camera Board is a custom designed add-on module for Raspberry Pi hardware. It attaches to Raspberry Pi hardware through a custom CSI interface. The sensor has

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Working with Raspberry Pi Camera Board

Introduction The Raspberry Pi Camera Board is a custom designed add-on module for Raspberry Pi hardware. It attaches to Raspberry Pi hardware through a custom CSI interface. The sensor has 5 megapixel native resolution in still capture mode. In video mode it supports capture resolutions up to 1080p at 30 frames per second. The camera

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