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ContentsContents

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Significance of thestudy
• Raspberry Pi is a single board computer which has enough
power to perform basic tasks like open office(office suite for
linux) etc.
• Apart from all these it helps in survilliance, monitoring devices,
hosting etc.
What Is Raspberry Pi?

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Significance of thestudy
• Raspberry Pi 1 –model A & B
• Raspberry Pi 1 –model A+ & B+
• Raspberry Pi 2 –model B
• Raspberry Pi 3 –model B (launched in February 2016
History

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Significance of thestudy
• CPU-ARM Cortex 53(quad core)
• GPU-Broadcomm Video IV
• RAM-1GB
• Power Required (Micro USB)-2.1A to 2.5A
• HDMI
• 3.5 MM Audio Jack
System on Chip in Raspberry Pi

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Significance of thestudyRaspberry Pi 3 Model B

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Significance of thestudy
• Earlier models supported Raspbian Wheezy OS
• Recent models supports Raspbian Jessie OS
• Version of Ubuntu i.e Ubuntu Mate is supported.
• Even Windows 10 is supported.
Operating System Supported

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Significance of thestudy
• Take a micro sd card of 8GB.
• Download Raspbian wheezy/Windows10(IOT) ISO file (available in
Raspberry Pi’s website).
• Using Disk Imager burn the ISO file in the card.
• Now plug the card into micro sd card port on the device.After that you can
follow anyone method specified below.
Setting up a Raspberry Pi

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Limitations of the study
• Method 1-Wired access in this you’ve to connect
Raspberry Pi with LCD using HDMI cable.
• Method 2-Remote access in this you’ve to connect
Rarpberry Pi to network then you can access it
from any device in the network.
Setting up a Raspberry Pi

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Basic Area of Application
• General purpose computation work like Office,Surfing etc.
• Live video streaming and recording.
• Hosting
• Media Streaming

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GPIO Pins
• General Purpose Input Output Pins are the pins in Raspberry
Pi which helps to give/take analog as well as digital signals
to/through it.
• There are total 40 GPIO pins in Raspberry Pi 3.
• These pins helps in advance functioning of Raspberry Pi.

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GPIO Pins

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Advance Functions of Raspberry Pi
• Temprature Sensing/Monitoring.
• Switch Control.
• Motion Control.
• Home Automation.
• Robotics.
• Artificial Intelligence

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Bibliography
• www.raspberrypi.org
• Wikipedia
References