The Raspberry Pi PoE+ HAT is an updated version of Raspberry Pi PoE HAT and has announced its release in early June. The older device is facing a silicon supply shortage due to pandemic and this has led Adafruit to come up with a new
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PicoVGA is a library that can be used with Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller to emulate retro games of the 80’s and the 90’s. PicoVGA is a library that allows output from the Raspberry Pi Pico to a VGA monitor or PAL/NTSC TV. This library is
Copperhill has developed two CAN boards for Raspberry Pi Zero and Pico. PiCAN FD zero board is a HAT for Raspberry Pi Zero and has 1A SMPS (Switched Mode Power Supply). Further, the second board which is CANPico is a carrier board for Raspberry Pi
NeuralPi is a project where a Raspberry Pi mini PC can be used to emulate any guitar pedal, the Ibanez TS9 in this case. This project mainly consists of Raspberry Pi 4, Hifi Berry ADC + DAC, Elk Audio OS hardware and NeuralPi VST3 plugin.
MirkoPC is a Hackaday.io project developed by Mirek, a Polish developer. It is a Raspberry Pi desktop computer based on Compute Module 4 (CM4). Further, the developer is branding the MirkoPC board under Mirko Electronics. However, being an open-spec board, anyone can make their own.
Piunora, an open-source carrier board, is based on Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. Crowd Supply funded this board on 11th May 2021 with the goal of $15000. Further, this easy-to-use development board works well for electronics prototyping with Linux. Moreover, the familiar form factor and
Open Source Hardware manufacturer Radxa has come up with Radxa Zero, a board with a Zero form factor which may be an alternative for Adafruit’s Raspberry Pi Zero. This new member of the SBC family is based on Amlogic Y series chips which are capable
For many applications involving microcontrollers, there might be a need to add more peripheral devices than the number of pins permitted. There is also an option to migrate to an SBC (Single-Board Computer) like Raspberry Pi. Nevertheless, it is possible that some input devices may
Many companies have come up with their Raspberry Pi RP2040 boards. Adafruit being one of them has unveiled its two boards featuring RP2040 SoC. Meet Adafruit Feather RP2040, and Adafruit ItsyBitsy RP2040 supporting the CircuitPython port for programming. The boards would be an interesting combination
