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Connecting the Raspberry Pi to the real world

Monday, February 4, 2013

Jumbo Digital Picture Frame

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What do you do with a spare flat panel monitor?  If you are a Raspberry Pi hobbyist, you turn it into a jumbo size digital picture frame.  P...
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Saturday, January 5, 2013

All cleaned up and re-mounted

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A nice clean board (actually, i just flipped the old one over) and all components re-mounted.  System is up and running 24/7 now. The Cle...
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Reading Temperature With Thermistors

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My first interest for an analog input is a probe to read the temperature in my beer fridge. (I am a home brewer and occasionally need close...
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Saturday, December 22, 2012

Analog Interface

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The capability to read analog inputs is a feature that is greatly missed on the Raspberry Pi, but I agree with the decision to omit this ca...
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Dual power supplies is the way to go

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You may notice in the picture of my setup (in the previous post) that the Raspberry Pi is being powered normally via the USB power connector...
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Mounted and Testing Begun

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The interface is complete now with all (well, most anyway) of the kinks out of it.  Here it is mounted on the wall in a utility area of the ...
Monday, November 5, 2012

Interface Completed

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After yet another design change, I finally have the interface complete and ready to test. Version 7 Finally Comes to Life           ✓...
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Ted B Hale
I'm a long time electronics hobbyist with a great interest in the Arduino microcontroller and the Raspberry Pi single board computer. Both are great for teaching kids about electronics and computers, which is my other great hobby. These blogs will be used to document and share my projects for students and fellow hobbyists.
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