The Raspberry Pi Zero is an excellent single-board computer not only because of its compact size and low price but also due to its convenient and user-friendly features. By adding a Zero Quick Plug or a microUSB/USB adapter, you can connect the Raspberry Pi Zero to your computer. This allows the Raspberry Pi Zero to … Read more
At the end of last month, the LabVIEW Community Edition (LabVIEW Standard and LabVIEW NXG Standard) was officially released for personal project use. The LabVIEW Standard version will be freely available for non-commercial users, providing the same functionality as the LabVIEW Professional version. This includes an updated version of the LINX toolkit to assist engineering … Read more
Raspbian is the official recommended operating system for the Raspberry Pi, based on Linux and pre-installed with many useful tools. For more information about the Raspberry Pi, you can ask Baidu or visit the official website. Today, we will mainly look at the system installation. Besides the officially recommended one, the Raspberry Pi also supports … Read more
[Image] To get more IIOT insights, please click the blue text and follow us [Image] Hongke·IIOT Industrial Raspberry Pi Revolution Pi is an industrial Raspberry Pi designed and packaged based on the Raspberry Pi compute module. The RevPi operating system is optimized based on Raspbian, adding RT real-time patches to the Linux kernel to enable … Read more
In our seventh guide on getting started with Raspberry Pi, we learn how to patch the Raspberry Pi. — Anderson Silva Like tablets, phones, and laptops, you need to update your Raspberry Pi. The latest enhancements not only help your Pi run smoothly but also make it more secure, especially if you are connected to … Read more
Our fourth article in the “Getting Started with Raspberry Pi” series will dive into the Linux command line. — Andersn Silva In the third article[1] of this series, we began our exploration of the Raspberry Pi, where I shared how to install Raspbian, the official Linux version for Raspberry Pi. Now that you have installed … Read more
1. Why Configure Two Mirror Sources The Raspbian repository contains not only the apt software source but also other code. The apt software source is not located in the root directory of the repository but in the raspbian/ subdirectory. 2. Common Domestic Mirror Sources //University of Science and Technology of China//Raspberry Pi OS http://mirrors.ustc.edu.cn/raspbian/raspbian/ //Aliyun//Raspberry … Read more
Scratch 3 was released in January 2019, and the Raspberry Pi and Scratch teams have been working hard to develop a desktop version for the Raspbian system. Compared to previous versions, the new Scratch interface and features have significantly improved. However, these improvements require higher hardware specifications and more advanced systems to support. With the … Read more
In the third article of this series, we will teach you how to get started with the Raspberry Pi and learn how to install a Linux operating system. — Anderson Silva If you have followed our series of articles in order, then you have already chosen[1] and purchased[2] your Raspberry Pi and peripherals, and now … Read more