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
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.
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
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
The Dual Gigabit Ethernet Carrier Board is one of Seeed Studio’s latest releases. It features a carrier board for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. The Dual Gigabit Carrier Board includes two gigabit Ethernet ports. This feature makes it suitable for projects related to network
Radxa’s Rock Pi 4 Plus single-board computers resemble the Raspberry Pi. However, they employ but uses Rockchip RK3399 Hexa-core processors instead of Broadcom BCM2711 quad-core processors. The Rockchip RK3399 has been phased out in favour of the Rockchip OP1. It features a more powerful SoC
Seeed Studio has released a new mini development board, the Wio RP2040. The new board is chock-full of features that are sure to pique the interest of a few developers and makers. The Wi-Fi module supports frequency in the range of 2.4-2.4835 GHz frequency. Separating
Arduino announced that its IDE will now support Raspberry Pi RP2040 chips using the Arduino Mbed core. This means that programmers will no longer have to use the unofficial board plugins in the Arduino IDE to program their Raspberry Pi Pico. In the initial launch
Antmicro, a RISC-V adopted software company, has released the first embedded Linux-based RISC-V product. The ARVSOM module is RPi CM4 compliant and runs Linux on the StarFive 710 SoC, which is based on RISC-V architecture. For clustering projects, the ARVSOM can be used in place
