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Raspberry Pi Compute Module IO Board with PoE Feature for Raspberry Pi CM3 CM3L CM3 CM3L

Raspberry Pi Compute Module IO Board with PoE Feature, for Raspberry Pi CM3 / CM3L / CM3+ / CM3+L

PRODUCT DETAILS Description The Compute Module PoE Board is a development board that you can plug a Raspberry Pi Compute Module into, and make use of the resources of Pi more flexibly. With the PoE (Power over Ethernet) feature, and versatile onboard peripheral interfaces, it is suitable for evaluating the Raspberry Pi compute module, also

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PROJECT X THE PRODUCTION READY DEVELOPMENT BOARD

PROJECT-X: THE PRODUCTION READY DEVELOPMENT BOARD

Three “Project-X-A1” Pico-ITX boards have been launched by ActPower Taiwan which supports Raspberry Pi HATs and homegrown expansion modules. The prices are between the range of $44 to $76 and run Linux on Allwinner H2+, H3. and H5 SoCs. The Project-A1-series comes with three different SoC choices from AllWinner, the H2+, the H3 and the H5 which allows for different features depending on the processing

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PROCEDURAL BARCODE SYNTH IS AS SIMPLE AS BLACK AND WHITE

PROCEDURAL BARCODE SYNTH IS AS SIMPLE AS BLACK AND WHITE

We are no stranger to peculiar and wonderful musical instruments here at Hackaday. [James Bruton] has long been fascinated with barcode scanners as an input source for music and now has a procedural barcode-powered synth to add to his growing collection of handmade instruments. We’ve previously covered his barcode guitar, which converts a string of numbers from the

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Raspberry Pi Facial Recognition

Raspberry Pi Facial Recognition

So you want to control entry to your secret lair, huh? This project will allow you to use facial recognition using a Pi and AWS. Raspberry Pi Facial Recognition using AWS Rekognition and Pi-Timolo Description Pi-detector is used with Pi-Timolo to search motion generated images for face matches by leveraging AWS Rekognition. In its current state, matches

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4.4V TO 105V INPUT SYNCHRONOUS STEP DOWN REGULATOR DELIVERS OUTPUT OF 1V TO VIN

4.4V TO 105V INPUT SYNCHRONOUS STEP-DOWN REGULATOR DELIVERS OUTPUT OF 1V TO VIN

The LT7101 synchronous step-down regulator from Analog Devices is a high efficiency, monolithic synchronous step-down dc-dc converter. It uses a constant frequency, average current mode control architecture and operates from an input voltage range of 4.4V to 105V and provides an adjustable regulated output voltage from 1V to VIN while delivering up to 1A of output current. The LT7101

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