Raspberry Pi is all in all a complete powerhouse. It is a piece of hardware that essentially contains everything that a traditional computer does. At its center is an ARM-based core manufactured by Broadcom. Small sized, yet powerful enough, the RPi is capable of running a full-fledged OS like Linux and Windows. Being widely used by hobbyists, the RPi also finds it’s itself being used extensively in real-world applications like Home automation, Robotics, IoT, etc.
In this tutorial series, we will be looking at Raspberry Pi Model 3b+. Right from the basics, all the way up to using RPi in IoT applications, we will leverage the power of an RPi.
We have already seen how you can set up your raspberry pi and access it either using HDMI or headlessly using VNC and SSH. In this article, we will look at setting up a static IP address in a Raspberry pi. When you connect to a wireless network, the Read more…
Now that you understand the very basics of raspberry pi, it is time to move forward and study different communication protocols in raspberry pi. If you are not yet sure about, how to begin with a raspberry pi, I would recommend you to skim through ‘getting started guide‘ and ‘GPIO Read more…
In our previous tutorial, we saw how you can set up a Raspberry Pi and access its GUI using VNC and HDMI or use it Headlessly using SSH. Personally, I prefer using VNC as it does not require additional peripherals like keyboard and mouse. So for this tutorial as well Read more…
This is our very first tutorial, in this Raspberry Pi series. This is article will help you get your raspberry pi up and running. The Raspberry Pi we will be using for this tutorial and other tutorials is Model 3B+ which uses a BCM2837B0 quad-core Broadcom chip with a clock Read more…