Introduction We at Raspberry Pi are excited about Google’s open-source Pigweed project. Pigweed helps programmers and teams of developers build great software for embedded devices like our new RP2350 microcontroller. We appreciate projects that lower the barriers to professional embedded development. I believe Pigweed and its Bazel build system can change the way a large […]
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Introduction For several years, the Raspberry Pi computing platform has been offering affordable with great performance single board computers to various enthusiasts such as educators, hobbyists, and the like to undertake great projects that they might not be able to otherwise. As per the structure, the Raspberry Pi AI Kit introduces a rather new perspective
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This tutorial will demonstrate how to utilize the serial port on Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry will utilize the serial port using both an RS232/TTL 3-5,5V adapter and a USB-serial adapter. The Raspberry Pi’s serial port is set up for console input/output as the default configuration. This can be useful for troubleshooting boot issues or accessing
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This page explains how to make a simplex repeater using a $25-$35 Raspberry Pi, a USB sound card, Python code, and a two-way radio. A simplex repeater is another name for a store-and-forward voice repeater. Contrary to a standard duplex repeater that operates on two frequencies simultaneously for receiving and transmitting, a simplex repeater initially
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Turn your Raspberry Pi into a DMX light controller This tutorial demonstrates how to open a color wheel editing window on the display of a Raspberry Pi device, which you can interact with using your mouse. By altering the color on the screen, the color of the DMX light fixture changes instantly to correspond with
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TNC-Pi is a unique variation of TNC-X made specifically to connect directly with the Raspberry Pi device. It has the option to connect to the Pi through either the Pi’s serial port or the I2C protocol. In this scenario, one Raspberry Pi can accommodate several TNC-Pi devices simultaneously by assigning each TNC-Pi a distinct I2C
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Introduction Note: This tutorial was originally written for the FLiR Lepton [KIT-13233]. However, the FLiR Lepton 2.5 with Radiometry should function the same. Upon discovering that we would be evaluating a Long Wave Infrared (LWIR) camera, our team repeatedly exclaimed two words: Predator Vision. Yes, we were finally going to see the unseen realm of heat,
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Introduction Developmental Products: SparkX creates products quickly to deliver the latest innovations as technology advances. While tested, SparkX products are not finalized and come without formal support. Looking for a project that demands highly accurate, state-of-the-art sensing of distance, velocity, motion, or gestures? Beyond ultrasonic or infrared, the SparkX Acconeer A111 offers 60GHz radar capabilities
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The Raspberry Pi is a device involving the Broadcom controller chip that is a SoC (System on Chip). Their SoC has a strong ARM11 processor that is based on 700MHZ at its core. With the enhanced peripherals such as timers, interrupt controller, GPIO, PCM / I2S, DMA controller, I2C, SPI slave, PWM, UART, USB, graphical
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Connecting Remotely to Your Raspberry Pi This is especially if like many Raspberry Pi users you probably have it connected in a place different from your computer, maybe connected to a television or even mounted somewhere behind something. However, it also indicates that if you are to avail and use your Pi, it is mandatory
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