In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to connect and use a passive buzzer with Raspberry PI Pico using MicroPython. With Passive Buzzer you can give your Raspberry PI Pico a cheap way to emit sounds and modulate them according to your needs. It is so flexible that you can also let your […]
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In this tutorial, I will show you how to connect and use an Incremental Rotary Encoder with a Raspberry PI Pico microcontroller. I will show you how to manage the connections and use MicroPython to control them. Before starting, let’s see how Rotary Encoders work. About Rotary Encoders The most known models of this module
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This tutotial will show you how to install Ollama in your Raspberry PI, so getting a self-hosted, open-source generative AI system. Please note that this tutorial applies only to Raspberry PI computer boards. Ollama (as well as any generative AI) requires a lot of CPU and RAM, so it will probably run well only in
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As you know, the Raspberry PI is a single-board computer (excluding the Pico). This means that available memory is shared between the CPU (Central Processing Unit) for program usage and the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) for video processing usage. Unlike other bigger computer boards, Raspberry PI doesn’t have memory slots to increase total available RAM
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Raspberry Pi and Docker project: creating a videosurveillance system based on opernsource software motionEye
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In this tutorial I will show you how to connect and use a Traffic Light Module with Raspberry PI, showing the required wiring and an example with Python. For my tests, I will use a Raspberry PI 5 Model B computer board, but this should work with any Raspberry PI computer board. About the Traffic
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In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to use the 74hc595 chip with a Raspberry PI Pico and MicroPython, in an easy configuration that drives 8 LEDs. I also will add an example code showing how to use it with a random LED effect. Complex Raspberry PI Pico projects can require many connections
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In this tutorial, I will show you my review of the Elecrow Advanced Kit for Raspberry PI Pico, a sensor, and all the parts needed to build your DIY smart car robot. About the Kit The kin includes all the sensors that every beginner can need for any of the most common projects. By combining
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