Índice

• BEGINN
• Contents
• Introduction
• Chapter 1 †¢ Requirements
• 1.1 Raspberry Pi
• 1.2 SD Card
• 1.3 Keyboard
• 1.4 Mouse
• 1.5 Display
• 1.6 Internet Connection
• 1.7 Power Supply
• 1.8 Loudspeaker (Or Earphones)
• 1.9 Breadboard
• 1.10 Components
• 1.11 Software Oscilloscope
• Chapter 2 †¢ A Quick Tour Of The Raspberry Pi
• 2.1 The Nano Text Editor
• 2.2 Some Useful Commands
• 2.3 Raspberry Pi Desktop
• 2.3.1 Application Menu
• 2.3.2 Web Browser Menu
• 2.3.3 File Manager Menu
• 2.3.4 Terminal Menu
• 2.3.5 Bluetooth Icon
• 2.3.6 WiFi Icon
• 2.3.7 Volume Control
• Chapter 3 †¢ Installing The software
• 3.1 Raspberry Pi
• 3.1.1 Keyboard
• 3.1.2 Larger SD Card
• 3.1.3 Changing The Memory Allocation (Memory Split)
• 3.1.4 Raspbian Buster Installation Steps On Raspberry Pi 4
• 3.1.5 Remote Access
• 3.1.6 Using Putty
• 3.1.7 Configuring the Putty
• 3.1.8 Using the Windows 10 SSH Client
• 3.1.9 Running Graphical Programs – Remote Access of the Desktop
• 3.1.10 WinSCP
• 3.1.11 Windows 10 SCP Client
• 3.2 Static IP Address
• 3.3 Windows PC (Optional)
• 3.3.1 Disk Imager
• 3.3.2 Python, wxPython and IdleX
• Chapter 4 †¢ Short Introductions To...
• 4.1 Debian Linux
• 4.2 Programming in Bash
• 4.3 Programming in Python
• 4.4 Programming in JavaScript
• Chapter 5 †¢ GPIO
• 5.1 Introduction
• 5.2 LED
• 5.3 Flashing LED
• 5.4 Alternating Flashing LED
• 5.5 Timer LED with Window
• 5.6 Switch
• 5.7 Time Switch
• 5.8 Toggling Switch
• 5.9 Switch State in a Window
• 5.10 A Button with Sound
• 5.11 Pin Communications
• Chapter 6 †¢ More Power
• 6.1 TD62783 8-Channel High Source Driver
• 6.1.1 Light (6 V, 65 mA)
• 6.1.2 Motor (5 V, 145 mA)
• 6.2 ULN2003 7 Open Darlington Arrays
• 6.2.1 Fan (12 V, 150mA) and Light (6 V, 65 mA)
• 6.3 IRF740 MOSFET
• 6.3.1 Motor (5 V, 550 mA)
• Chapter 7 †¢ PWM
• 7.1 PWM LED with Graph
• 7.2 Light with Gradually Increasing Brightness
• 7.3 Motor with Variable Speed
• Chapter 8 †¢ SPI
• 8.1 Introduction to SPI
• 8.2 MAX522 Digital to Analog (DAC)
• 8.3 DAC with Opamp
• 8.4 More than two SPI devices
• 8.5 MCP3008 Analog to Digital (ADC)
• 8.6 MCP3008 pseudo-differential measurement
• Chapter 9 †¢ I2C
• 9.1 Introduction to I2C
• 9.2 MCP23008 I/O extender
• 9.3 More power for the extender
• 9.4 TC74 digital thermometer
• Chapter 10 †¢ Serial
• 10.1 Introduction to RS232
• 10.1.1 Serial loopback
• 10.2 Serial connection between Raspberry Pi and Piccolino
• 10.2.1 Serial echo
• 10.2.2 Serial Analog Measurement (ADC)
• 10.3 Bluetooth
• Chapter 11 †¢ Web server (WiFi or wired)
• 11.1 Introduction
• 11.2 HTML server
• 11.3 CGI
• 11.3.1 Hello User
• 11.3.2 Visitor counter in a file
• 11.3.3 Passing variables from the browser to the server
• 11.3.4 GPIO
• 11.3.5 GPIO with JavaScript
• 11.3.6 I2C Fridge alarm with automatic web page
• Chapter 12 †¢ Client server (WiFi or wired)
• 12.1 Introduction
• 12.2 TCP multiplication
• 12.3 TCP LED control
• 12.4 TCP DAC
• 12.5 TCP sawtooth and square wave generator
• 12.6 TCP Voltmeter with 8 channels
• 12.7 UDP echo
• 12.8 UDP light meter
• Chapter 13 †¢ Bluetooth Project
• 13.1 Android Bluetooth Apps
• Chapter 14 †¢ LEGO Board
• 14.1 Introduction
• 14.2 Design
• 14.3 Commands
• 14.4 The Useless Box
• Appendix A
• 1 Adjustable power supply
• 2 GPIO header circuit
• Appendix B
• 1 Contents of the download package
• 2 Parts list
• Appendix C
• Python 2.x vs Python 3.x
• Index