All items tagged with Elektor.POST and Raspberry Pi (10)

| Who realizes this little project gets a device that monitors & displays the current refrigerator temperature, and that logs the time the doo...

| Just a few additional components are needed to turn a Raspberry Pi into a DC voltmeter capable of reading up to 5 V and displaying the resu...

| At this stage of the (pastry) game, in this series we have looked at a lot of digital signals, GPIO, Serial UART, SPI and I2C, as well as s...

| Who realizes this little project gets a device with the following functions:• Displaying the current refrigerator temperature• Monitoring th...

| So far in our Elektor.POST projects we have looked at mainly digital signals such as GPIO, Serial UART, SPI and I2C of the Raspberry Pi’s...

| In the previous two parts published through Elektor .POST we’ve looked at the UART and SPI interfaces of the Raspberry Pi’s Expansion Heade...

| Last time we looked at the UART Serial Interface of the Raspberry Pi’s Expansion Header. In this project we’ll take a look at one of Rasp...

| Last time we looked at the Raspberry Pi’s Expansion Header and its General Purpose Input/Ouput (GPIO) signals. In this Elektor .Post we’ll...

| In the first .POST on Rpi e-cookery we showed how to install Raspbian and how to set up our Raspberry Pi to get us started. As promised la...

| So you’ve got yourself a new Raspberry Pi? Great, but where do you start? Well, you’re in luck, welcome to the first part of Elektor’s Pi...