Screen 02 course builds on the foundation of Screen 01, teaching you how to draw lines and a small feature that generates pseudo-random numbers. — Alex Chadwick Screen 02 course builds on the foundation of Screen 01, teaching you how to draw lines and a small feature that generates pseudo-random numbers. Assuming you already have … Read more
Content Preview In the previous article, we set up an Ubuntu server system for Raspberry Pi on the SD card using Raspberry Pi Imager. After inserting it into the Raspberry Pi slot and connecting the network cable and power, we have a Raspberry Pi server✌🏻. However, many users wish to easily access the Raspberry Pi … Read more
Raspberry Pi Car Tutorial (Part 2) In the previous issue, we discussed some preparations and material introductions for the Raspberry Pi car. In this issue, we will talk about the hardware connections of the Raspberry Pi car. 1) Connection of Raspberry Pi Small Fan Connect the fan to pins 3 and 5 of the 40-pin … Read more
Dear technology enthusiasts and developer friends: A technical feast not to be missed is coming! On October 23 at 14:00, Shanghai Jingheng——the world’s largest design partner and agent of Raspberry Pi, will join hands with Yunhan Chip City to present an unprecedented in-depth live broadcast! In this live broadcast, we will comprehensively analyze the highly … Read more
Previously, I played with Beagle Bone Black for a while, and this time I borrowed Raspberry Pi 2, so I decided to do a simple comparison and testing of the three boards. The three boards involved in the comparison are TI’s BeagleBone Black (BBB), Raspberry Pi 2 Model B, and Raspberry Pi 3 Model B. … Read more
The Raspberry Pi Pico2 has recently been released, and it has improvements. Is it worth buying? Today, let’s take a look at the Raspberry Pi Pico2. The Raspberry Pi Pico2 looks almost identical to its predecessor, the Pico. The dimensions and pin layout are exactly the same, with the only change being a small section … Read more
I bought a monitor, but I didn’t read the description. It only had the display screen, and the electronic components were exposed. I spent some time making a case for it. I also made a bracket for easier debugging. Note that if you are using the latest Raspberry Pi system like I am, the HDMI … Read more
Follow our public account, click the top right corner of the public account homepage “···”, set a star mark, and keep up with the latest news on smart automotive electronics and software. Embedded systems are an important part of the computing field, serving as dedicated computer systems that perform specific functions within embedded objects. Embedded … Read more
With the electrification trend in the transportation industry, vehicles must have safe, reliable, and user-friendly systems, which puts tremendous pressure on engineers and software architects. All six components of the electric vehicle (EV) powertrain system must operate in coordination to achieve optimal performance. However, there are some architectural challenges and safety and security considerations in … Read more
Sharing a project to create a stylish RGB clock using ESP8266! This clock also features automatic brightness control and is equipped with a temperature sensor! Materials Preparation PCB ESP8266 or NodeMCU Jumper wires Soldering tools Step 1: Preparation Neo Pixel is an addressable LED, we can program it to display any color or number. Neo … Read more