Way back in 2015, the original Raspberry Pi Touch Display, a 7″ 800×480-pixel LCD launched, it quickly became one of the bestsellers, finding its way into a wide array of maker projects and embedded applications. Today, we’re thrilled to announce the arrival of...
Following the successful launch of the Raspberry Pi AI Kit and AI Camera, we are thrilled to unveil the newest addition to our AI product line: the Raspberry Pi AI HAT+. Designed to enhance your AI projects, the AI HAT+...
Guide for the DIY Speaker 1) Use 4 short screws to attach the PCB to the base board. 2) Use 2 long screws to attach the battery to the outside of the box 3) Press the Switch into the...
The main difference between an active buzzer and a passive buzzer lies in how they are controlled and generate sound: 1. Active Buzzer Internal circuit: Contains an internal oscillating circuit, which allows it to produce sound on its own. Control:...
When connecting hardware that was initially designed for an Arduino to a Raspberry Pi, you might need a logic level converter due to differences in operating voltage levels between the two platforms. Here's why: Voltage Levels: Arduino boards (depending on...
The Raspberry Pi Imager is the official tool provided by Raspberry Pi for effortlessly installing an operating system on your Raspberry Pi single-board computer (SBC). Follow these simple steps to get Raspberry Pi OS up and running on your device:...
Love classic games and nostalgic design? Retro Game Restore has created the perfect solution: the CM4 Sega Saturn. This custom-made circuit board fits snugly inside Bandai's Sega Saturn model kit, transforming it into a powerful retro gaming machine. The...
In today's technologically advancing world, the fusion of AI and embedded systems has birthed a remarkable concept known as TinyML. This amalgamation paves the way for sophisticated applications running on resource-constrained devices like the Raspberry Pi. Leveraging the power of...
To sleep and wake a Raspberry Pi using an interrupt, you would typically be looking into implementing a system where the Pi enters a low-power state and then is woken up by an external signal. However, it's important to note...
