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Mastering Python Raspberry Pi Development: A Comprehensive Guide

2025-09-29 by boardor

Author:Mingri TechnologyPublisher:Tsinghua University PressPublication Date: October 2021 Editor’s Recommendation “Mastering Python Raspberry Pi Development” focuses on beginners while also providing advanced knowledge necessary for becoming a programming expert. (1) Mainstream technology, comprehensive analysis. This book is rich in content, covering all aspects of Python Raspberry Pi development, including Raspberry Pi basics, using Python on Raspberry … Read more

PiShrink: Creating Smaller Raspberry Pi Image Files

2025-09-29 by boardor

When creating a Raspberry Pi system image (img file), we typically copy the TF card using a tool. This results in an img file that is the same size as the TF card. If you want to burn this file onto a smaller TF card, an awkward situation arises. At this point, you need a … Read more

Complete Guide to Using the OV5647 Camera Module with Raspberry Pi 3B+ via CSI Interface

2025-09-29 by boardor

Introduction The Raspberry Pi, as a classic microcomputer, is a star product in the Internet of Things and embedded development due to its powerful GPIO and rich expansion interfaces. Among various peripherals, the OV5647 camera module, with its 5-megapixel resolution and support for 1080P video recording, has become a popular choice for Raspberry Pi vision … Read more

How Does the Raspberry Pi 5 Compare to Previous Models? Real-World Test Data Speaks!

2025-09-29 by boardor

Author: DigiKey Editor Keywords: Development Board, Open Source Hardware, Evaluation Abstract This article is a comparative evaluation of the Raspberry Pi 5 and its predecessors. It details the key hardware specifications of four Raspberry Pi models and compares their performance in CPU, memory, network, NGINX server performance, and TF card read/write speeds through practical testing, … Read more

Should Beginners Choose Arduino or Raspberry Pi?

2025-09-29 by boardor

Everyone knows that Arduino and Raspberry Pi are two development boards familiar to electronic engineers and embedded engineers. Both Arduino and Raspberry Pi have their own positioning, and there are significant differences in their performance. However, recently, Arduino has launched the Portenta X8 and Max Carrier, pre-installed with a Linux operating system, which brings its … Read more

How to DIY a Raspberry Pi – ARM-Linux Card Computer

2025-09-29 by boardor

A few years ago, I planned to use a Raspberry Pi to build a small robot, but when I actually started working on it, I found that using someone else’s designed board was not very convenient. On one hand, the Raspberry Pi is designed for a wide range of users, which limits customization; the shape, … Read more

Creating a Schedule Clock with Google Calendar Using Raspberry Pi

2025-09-29 by boardor

MAKER: samvanhook / Translated by: Fun Endless Cherry Frequently checking schedules across different platforms (such as mobile calendars, emails, collaborative work platforms, etc.) can often distract people. Is there a way to unify these fragmented schedules into a small device? The answer is yes! Below, we will create a clock project to solve this problem. … Read more

Raspberry Pi Welcomes a New Challenger—Qualcomm’s RUBIK Pi 3: The Secret to Raspberry Pi’s Enduring Success Amidst Competition from Arduino and Beagle

2025-09-29 by boardor

New products are on the way from Fenghuolun…1. The Past and Present of Raspberry PiSince its launch in 2012, the Raspberry Pi has maintained a dominant position in the single-board computer (SBC) market due to its extremely low entry cost, comprehensive software ecosystem, and strong community support. However, in recent years, competitors such as Orange … Read more

Raspberry Pi Now Supports Visual Studio Code!

2025-09-28 by boardor

Source: IoT Frontier Station For developers, an IDE is an essential tool. However, most powerful IDEs run on x86 architecture, and unless some major companies ensure compatibility with their products, there are few popular IDEs that support other architectures. Unexpectedly, the Raspberry Pi Foundation has recently announced support for VS Code. VS Code has officially … Read more

New Version of Raspberry Pi OS Released: Supports Linux Kernel 6.1 LTS

2025-09-28 by boardor

Source: IT Home Author: Xiao Gongzi The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released a new version of the official Raspberry Pi OS for Raspberry Pi computers, featuring updated components, bug fixes, and various performance improvements. The most significant change in Raspberry Pi OS 2023-05-03 is the kernel upgrade from the long-term supported Linux 5.15 LTS to … Read more