THE LATTEPANDA SINGLE BOARD COMPUTER
Whether you’re building an arcade or some other contraption, the goto board for most of these projects has been the Raspberry Pi series of single board computers. Since the Raspberry Pi runs an ARM Cortex processor, you would normally run Raspbian – which is a…
ORANGE PI R1 – TINY BOARD WITHTWO NETWORK INTERFACE
Introducing the new Orange Pi tiny Hacker Board – Orange Pi R1 with dimensions 60mm x 45mm that runs Linux or Android on a quad -A7 Allwinner H2 and features WiFi, USB OTG, and it provides a dual 10/100 Ethernet ports for network connectivity. Orange Pi has…
Introduction to the Banana Pi Platform
The Banana Pi platform is an open source Single-Board Computer (SBC) based on the AllwinnerSystem-on-a-Chip (SoC) architecture, which is capable of running Android, Lubuntu, Debian, Bananian or even Raspbian. The GPIO expansion interface is pin compatible with the Raspberry Pi.The first generation of the Banana Pi boards use the Allwinner A20 (sun 7i) SoC which features the ARM Cortex-A7 Dual-core…
Install OS on ASUS Tinker
ASUS Tinker Board OS Options Between official images and community-supported operating systems, there’s a bevy of ASUS Tinker Board OS choices. Notably, the ASUS TInker Board boasts Linux compatibility, and you’ll find an ASUS Tinker Board Android image as well. For retro gaming, there’s an…
Getting Started With the ASUS Tinker Board
There are tons of single-board (SBC) options. The Raspberry Pi is arguably the most popular SBC on the market with loads of official and third-party community support. However, options such as the Odroid XU4 prove excellent Raspberry Pi alternatives. The ASUS Tinker Board is a solid maker…
LESSON 10: CONTROL THE BRIGHTNESS/ BLURING OF LED EASY OR NOT?
Today they will be going to learn how to use the digital pins with an analog output and apply them to change the brightness of the lights (blurring of the lights). Let’s do it! Before reading this article, you need to look back the PWM…
LESSON 07: BLINK AN LED
In this tutorial, we’re going to show you how to blink an LED. If you want to control Led more than, don’t worry! Let’s read for and array lesson, then you can do self-actualization what you want! HARDWARE REQUEST x01 Arduino Unox01 5mm LEDx01…
LESSON 06: BARE MINIMUM CODE NEEDED
In this lesson, we’re going to learn about a sketch on Arduino Software (IDE) that what is the bare minimum of code you need!!! To compile properly on Arduino Software (IDE) you must call 2 function. If you want to compile that mean these two…
LESSON 5.2: MAKE ARDUINO AUTO RESET
In the progress of working with an Arduino, there will be lots of situations in that we need to reset board, such as electrical noise. Today, this article will show you the ways how to reset the Arduino board. Option 1: Use the reset pin…
LESSON 04: setup() and loop()
The commands in setup () will be going to run when your program starts. You can use it to declare variable of values, libraries, set the parameters, and etc. Introduction After setup () completed, the commands in loop () are run. They will repeat continuously…