Beginner’s Guide to Raspberry Pi Python Programming – Displaying CPU Temperature with a Two-Digit Display

Beginner's Guide to Raspberry Pi Python Programming - Displaying CPU Temperature with a Two-Digit Display

Displaying CPU Temperature with a Two-Digit Display Overview A few days ago, we learned how to use a one-digit display to show single-digit countdowns. This time, we will learn how to use a two-digit display to show the CPU temperature. In this lesson, we will learn: The display principle of a two-digit display Persistence of … Read more

How to Light Up an LED in Just 3 Minutes Using BearPi-Pico RP2040

How to Light Up an LED in Just 3 Minutes Using BearPi-Pico RP2040

Recently, BearPi quietly launched a new Pico board based on the Raspberry Pi RP2040 chip: BearPi-Pico RP2040 Raspberry Pi? Yes, you read it right! Raspberry Pi is not only an excellent open-source hardware brand but also a remarkable chip company. The RP2040 chip is designed and developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, using a 40 … Read more

Creating a Fire and Theft Prevention System with Raspberry Pi

Creating a Fire and Theft Prevention System with Raspberry Pi

The graduation season is approaching, and this time I joined the army of graduates and rented a house outside. But for some reason, I worry every day at work whether my home will be burglarized? Is there any plug that hasn’t been pulled that might cause a fire? I heard this is a condition, but … Read more

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi GPIO for IoT

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi GPIO for IoT

Chapter 1: Basics of RPi.GPIO Module Importing the Module To import the RPi.GPIO module: import RPi.GPIO as GPIO By doing this, you can refer to it as GPIO for the rest of this script. You can check if the module was imported successfully by throwing an exception: try: import RPi.GPIO as GPIO except RuntimeError: print("Error … Read more

ESP32-C3 E-Ink Screen Electronic Clock Using Micropython

ESP32-C3 E-Ink Screen Electronic Clock Using Micropython

Click the blue text above to follow us The article “ESP32-C3 Driving E-Ink Screen and Displaying Images (Based on Micropython)” introduces the driving of a 2.9-inch E-Ink screen, achieving text display on the E-Ink screen. This note introduces the E-Ink screen clock we designed and produced. 1. Required Hardware 1) Holo’s ESP32-C3: 2) The 2.9-inch … Read more

Lightweight Framework Designed for Embedded Systems

Lightweight Framework Designed for Embedded Systems

Today, I would like to share an open-source, lightweight framework designed specifically for embedded systems. Open-source address: https://gitee.com/MacRsh/mr-library Introduction to mr-library MR framework is a lightweight framework designed specifically for embedded systems. It fully considers the resource and performance needs of embedded systems. By providing standardized device management interfaces, it greatly simplifies the difficulty of … Read more

Displaying Mathematical Formulas in Python with Matplotlib and LaTeX

Displaying Mathematical Formulas in Python with Matplotlib and LaTeX

Hello, welcome to Crossin’s Programming Classroom! For those engaged in scientific research, mathematical formulas are indispensable. However, displaying mathematical formulas in the program’s output can be quite challenging. This article will introduce how to use LaTeX formulas and symbols in Matplotlib, as well as how Python can generate LaTeX mathematical formulas. 1. Using LaTeX formulas … Read more

Creating a Desktop Clock with Raspberry Pi PICO

Creating a Desktop Clock with Raspberry Pi PICO

Code Repository 1. Gitee: https://gitee.com/yangkun_monster/clock.git 2. Github: https://github.com/pifan-open-source-community/clock.git Video Tutorial Address: Bilibili: Raspberry Pi Enthusiasts Base, Play Pi VLOG Video VLOG Record: Bilibili: Play Pi VLOG 1. Overview Create a desktop clock using Raspberry Pi PICO that can display the year, month, day, hour, minute, second, week, temperature, and humidity. The clock can be divided … Read more

Introduction to Raspberry Pi Hardware and Software Programming Essentials

Introduction to Raspberry Pi Hardware and Software Programming Essentials

Sharing Content This time we invited senior member Li Weibin (Riding a Donkey for Drifting) to introduce the hardware technology of Raspberry Pi and the software programming essentials based on Raspberry Pi. 19:30-20:30 Online Live Sharing 20:30-21:00 QQ Group Communication Our Open Night will still meet online at 19:30 this Thursday! Guest Speaker Drifting Bacteria … Read more