/Raspi-Hardware

My public repo of programs integrating the Raspberry Pi with various types of hardware.

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Raspi-Hardware

My public repo of programs integrating the Raspberry Pi with various types of hardware.

Found at https://github.com/flyinactor91/Raspi-Hardware

These programs can be used with either a Model A or Model B Raspberry Pi, but I am using only a Model B. Some programs require my fork of Adafruit's Raspi Library.

###Notes for each folder

7Segment

  • Contains programs designed to use seven-segment displays.
  • Currently it contains programs to run the following hardware:
    • Generic single-digit seven-segment display (RadioShack)
    • Adafruit 0.56" 4-digit seven-segment display w/I2C backpack (Adafruit)

bin

  • Use this folder to store files (like mp3 and jpg) used in your other programs

Circuit Diagrams

  • Contains pictures to help conect hardware to the Pi
  • Not every program has a diagram but every piece of hardware is represented

Motors

  • Contains programs that control different types of motors
  • The servo program requires a Pi running Occidentalis v0.2 or Raspian with PWM drivers installed
  • Currently it contains programs to run the following hardware:
    • Parallax continuous-rotation servo (RadioShack)
    • Generic low-volt DC motor (RadioShack)
    • Small reduction stepper motor (Adafruit)
    • L293D: Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver for DC or Steppers(Adafruit)
    • ULN2803: 8 Channel Darlington Driver (Solenoid/Unipolar Stepper)(Adafruit)

Network

  • Contains programs that connect to web services
  • Currently it contains programs to run the following hardware:
    • Official Raspberry Pi Camera Board (Adafruit)

Sensors

  • Contains programs that read sensor data
  • Currently it contains programs to run the following hardware:
    • DS18B20 Digital temperature sensor (Adafruit)

Various

  • Contains programs that don't fit any other category

###Additional Notes

In addition to the hardware listed above, the following components are required (and easy to find): cable, LEDs, resistors, buttons/switches, capacitor, photoresistor.