Beginner’s Guide to Raspberry Pi GPIO: Control an LED

Beginner's Guide to Raspberry Pi GPIO: Control an LED

Light Up an LED Overview The purpose of this tutorial is to light up an LED using a program, which will automatically turn off after 3 seconds. In all programming languages, the first program is called hello world, and today’s LED lighting tutorial is essentially the hello world of hardware programming, making it a very … Read more

Interesting Basic Experiments with Raspberry Pi Pico

Interesting Basic Experiments with Raspberry Pi Pico

Last week we gave away Raspberry Pi Pico, and today we have prepared some experimental routines for everyone. This includes several basic experiments with code and results. ▌01 PI Pico Experiment Board The Raspberry Pi Pico Development Board Basic Test[1] provides the basic setup for the PI Pico development board. By installing the Thonny development … Read more

Introduction to Hardware Control with Python: Controlling Raspberry Pi Hardware with RPi.GPIO

Introduction to Hardware Control with Python: Controlling Raspberry Pi Hardware with RPi.GPIO

The Raspberry Pi is a microcomputer that can interact with various electronic components through GPIO pins. Today we will learn how to use Python’s RPi.GPIO module to control these GPIO pins for hardware control. Whether you want to create smart home devices or DIY electronic projects, this is a very practical lesson. First, you need … Read more

Master Raspberry Pi: A Step-by-Step Guide

Master Raspberry Pi: A Step-by-Step Guide

The Raspberry Pi, a compact yet powerful microcomputer, is quietly changing the way we live. It is affordable and incredibly versatile, making it a playground for developers, makers, and programming enthusiasts alike. This article will guide you step-by-step through the basics of Raspberry Pi development, launching your personal supercomputer journey! Step 1: Network Connection – … Read more

Raspberry Pi Basic Series Tutorial: Lighting Up an LED

Raspberry Pi Basic Series Tutorial: Lighting Up an LED

【Click the above「Blue Text」 to follow DF Maker Community, let’s become tech enthusiasts together】 1. Hardware Preparation Raspberry Pi Breadboard LED Jumper Wires (Male to Female) Resistor 220 Ohm 2. Configuration Steps 1. First, we need to use the GPIO Zero library. Access the terminal via SSH or directly using a monitor. Update the repository … Read more

Introduction to Controlling Minecraft on Raspberry Pi with Python

Introduction to Controlling Minecraft on Raspberry Pi with Python

The official version of Minecraft requires a fee and has a steep learning curve for modding. The Raspberry Pi version of Minecraft is free and easily interacts with Python, making it an excellent learning tool. Students have a unique enthusiasm for Minecraft, and combining it with Python allows them to experience the charm of coding … Read more

Create A Basic Python Web Server Using Flask On Raspberry Pi

Create A Basic Python Web Server Using Flask On Raspberry Pi

Create a Basic Python Web Server Using Flask Flask is a Python-based micro-framework for creating web pages. It can be used to render a web-based interface on the Pi and is relatively easy to set up. Creating a dashboard is useful; I first encountered it while searching for a way to create my paddle pool … Read more

Interesting Basic Experiments with Raspberry Pi Pico

Interesting Basic Experiments with Raspberry Pi Pico

▲ Experimental Circuit Board The Raspberry Pi Pico small MCU module, with its low price, rich features, and easy development, provides a convenient platform for many students from non-electronic majors to design creative project prototypes. The following experiments are some basic demonstration experiments made for CDIE course design students. ▌01 PI Pico Experiment Board In … Read more

Can a 700 Yuan Computer Teach You Programming?

Can a 700 Yuan Computer Teach You Programming?

To do a good job, one must first sharpen one’s tools. —The Analects History of Computers Let’s take a look at the history of computers: In 1946, the U.S. military commissioned the first computer, which occupied an area of 170m2 and weighed over 30 tons. 1946-1957, First Generation, Vacuum Tube Computers. 1957-1964, Second Generation, Transistor … Read more

Creating an IoT Watch with 200 LEDs Using ESP32

Creating an IoT Watch with 200 LEDs Using ESP32

【Click the above「Blue Text」 to follow the DF Maker Community and become a tech aesthetics enthusiast】 Recently, while browsing Hackaday, I came across a really cool watch project that is still in development, and I wanted to share it with everyone. Background The author is creating this ESP32 Pico Watch which has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Mesh, … Read more