Beschreibung / Abstract

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Innovate with Sense HAT for Raspberry Pi
• Content
• Preface
• 1 †¢ Sense HAT
• 1.1 The Raspberry Pi Zero W
• 2 †¢ Installing the operating system on Raspberry Pi
• 2.1 Overview
• 2.2 Raspbian Buster installation steps on Raspberry Pi Zero W
• 2.3 Remote access
• 2.4 Using the Putty
• 2.5 Remote Access of the Desktop
• 2.6 Using the Python programming language
• 2.7 Summary
• 2.8 Exercises
• 3 †¢ Introduction to Sense HAT and simple projects
• 3.1 Overview
• 3.2 Sense HAT
• 3.3 Programming Sense HAT
• 3.4 Project 1 – Displaying text on Sense HAT
• 3.5 Project 2 – Generate a dice numbers
• 3.6 Project 3 – Generate two dice numbers
• 3.7 Project 4 – Random letters
• 3.8 Project 5 – Display the current time
• 3.9 Project 6 – Test your maths skills - multiplication
• 3.10 Project 7 – Test your maths skills – using all four operators
• 3.11 Project 8 – Learning the times tables
• 3.12 Project 9 – Displaying images on Sense HAT
• 3.13 Project 10 – Displaying a Christmas tree
• 3.14 Project 11 – Rotating the Christmas tree
• 3.15 Reading the pixels
• 3.16 Loading an Image
• 3.17 Project 12 – Displaying two-digit integer numbers
• 3.18 Project 13 – Up counter
• 3.19 Using the joystick
• 3.20 Project 14 – Joystick control
• 3.21 Project 15 – Event counter
• 3.22 Project 16 – Reaction timer
• 3.23 Project 17 – Joystick LED control
• 3.24 Reading the temperature, pressure, and humidity
• 3.25 Project 18 – Display the temperature, humidity, and pressure
• 3.26 Project 19 – Joystick controlled selection of temperature, humidity, and pressure display
• 3.27 Project 20 – Calibrating the temperature readings
• 3.28 Project 21 – Weather report
• 3 29 Project 22 – Display of temperature by LED count
• 3.30 Project 23 – Display of temperature as LED-based decimal number
• 3.31 Project 24 – Display temperature and humidity on non-scrolling display
• 3.32 Project 25 – Randomly flashing LED lights
• 3.33 Project 26 – Flashing LED lights
• 3.34 The inertial measurement sensor
• 3.35 Summary
• 3.36 Exercises
• 4 †¢ Using the Sense HAT emulator
• 4.1 Overview
• 4.2 Web-based Sense HAT emulator
• 4.3 Emulator on the Raspberry Pi desktop
• 4.4 Recording and playing back sensor readings
• 4.5 Summary
• 4.6 Exercises
• 5 †¢ Using Node-RED with Sense HAT
• 5.1 Overview
• 5.2 Node-RED Sense HAT nodes
• 5.3 Project 1 - Displaying the temperature, humidity, and pressure
• 5.4 Project 2 - Displaying the compass heading
• 5.5 Project 3 - Displaying the acceleration
• 5.6 Using the joystick with Sense HAT
• 5.7 Using the LED matrix with Sense HAT
• 5.8 Project 4 – Random flashing LED lights having random colours
• 5.9 Displaying and scrolling data on the LED matrix
• 5.10 Project 5 – Scrolling the pressure readings on the LED matrix
• 5.11 Summary
• 5.12 Exercises
• 6 †¢ Using external components with Sense HAT
• 6.1 Overview
• 6.2 Raspberry Pi Zero W pin configuration
• 6.3 Sense HAT interface
• 6.4 Project 1 – ON-OFF temperature controller
• 6.5 Summary
• 6.6 Exercises
• 7 †¢ Intermediate level Sense HAT based Raspberry Pi projects
• 7.1 Overview
• 7.2 Project 1 – Event counter with an external button
• 7.3 Project 2 – Reaction timer with an external button
• 7.4 Project 3 – Displaying the temperature on LCD
• 7.5 Project 4 – Displaying the temperature, humidity, and pressure on LCD
• 7.6 Project 5 – Displaying the temperature as a bar chart
• 7.7 Project 6 – Displaying the temperature, humidity, and pressure as bar charts
• 7.8 Project 7 – Displaying the temperature history
• 7.9 Project 8 – Displaying random dice images
• 7.10 Project 9 – Ultrasonic car parking aid
• 7.11 Plotting graphs
• 7.12 Python file processing
• 7.13 Project 10 – Saving and plotting the temperature data
• 7.14 Project 11 – Saving and plotting the temperature and humidity data
• 7.15 Project 12 – Plotting the temperature and humidity data in real-time
• 7.16 Project 13 – Plotting the temperature in real-time with time stamping
• 7.17 Internet communication protocols
• 7.18 Project 16 – Sending the temperature, humidity, and pressure data to the Cloud
• 7.19 Games with the Sense HAT
• 7.20 Summary
• 7.21 Exercises
• Appendix
• Index