7. SUMMARY OF PINS
Power – 3.3V, 5V and 0V
General purpose digital inputs/outputs – 8 pins
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I2C – 2 pins
SPI – 5 pins
UART – 2 pins
Not used – 6 pins
Total – 26 pins
8. POWER
Useful to power external circuits
Limit maximum current draw to < 100 mA on 5V pin
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Limit maximum current draw to <50 mA on 3.3V rail
9. GENERAL PURPOSE DIGITAL INPUTS/OUTPUTS
Outputs used to control external circuits
Switch leds on/off
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Switch relays on/off
Actuate solenoid
Inputs used to monitor status
Read switch status
Alarm inputs
Logic high on input/output is 3.3 V
Logic low on input/output is 0 V
Voltages > 3.3V on any pins can result in damage
10. I2C
Used to interface to a variety of ICs
Output expanders – for more digital outputs
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Input expanders – for more digital inputs
Digital to Analogue convertor
Analogue to Digital convertor
Oscillators
11. SPI
Used to interface to a variety of ICs
Flash memory
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Output expanders – for more digital outputs
Input expanders – for more digital inputs
Digital to Analogue convertor
Analogue to Digital convertor
Oscillators
12. UART
Used for serial data input and output
Talk to external peripherals using
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RS232
Modbus
13. NOT USED
Must not connect to these pins
Eben Upton says in his book
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“Never connect anything to the pins marked Do Not
Connect”. These are reserved for internal functions
of the Pis BCM2836 hardware. Connecting
anything to these pins will result in damage to the
Pi”
14. PRECAUTIONS WITH GPIO PINS
Permanent damage can be caused to the
Raspberry Pi by:
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Connecting a 5V supply to any pin
Shorting the 3.3V or 5V supply pins to any other pin
Arduino (5V) devices connected to the Pi (3.3V)
15. ACCESSORIES FOR THE GPIO PORT
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Slice of Pi – from Ciseco
Supplied in kit form Slice of Pi features a small prototyping
area and plugs into the 26 pin GPIO header.
16. ACCESSORIES FOR THE GPIO PORT
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Adafruit – Prototyping Pi Plate
Provided in kit form and provides a full size prototyping area.
Screw terminals are provided as well as provision for soldering a
surface mounted IC.
17. ACCESSORIES FOR THE GPIO PORT
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The Gertboard
Connects via a ribbon connector and provides the following:
12 buffered I/O ports, 3 push button switches, 6 open collector drivers, 48V,
4A motor controller, 2 channel digital to analogue convertors,
2 analogue to digital convertors. It also allows for a 28 pin microcontroller.
18. ACCESSORIES FOR THE GPIO PORT
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Adafruit Pi Cobbler
A quick way to actually make the connections to the Raspberry Pi
19. ACCESSORIES FOR THE GPIO PORT
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Sk Pang – Starter kit for Raspberry Pi
This is a basic kit components that enables you to control LEDs,
reading status of switch on your Raspberry Pi.
20. ACCESSORIES FOR THE GPIO PORT
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PIFACE digital board
Supplied assembled with
2 Changeover relays, 8 Open-collector outputs, 8 Digital inputs
8 LED indicators, 4 Switches
21. ACCESSORIES FOR THE GPIO PORT
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Custard Pi 1 – protection layer for the Raspberry Pi
Plug in board providing protection for all the pins as well
screw terminal connections with labels.
Multifuse and leds on both power rails
22. ACCESSORIES FOR THE GPIO PORT
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Custard Pi 2 – General purpose I/O board for the Raspberry Pi
Plug in board with 4 open collector digital outputs, 4 inputs,
2 analogue outputs and 2 analogue inputs.
Multifuse and leds on both power rails.
23. FURTHER APPLICATIONS FOR THE GPIO PORT
Industrial Control
Test instrumentation
Building control
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Home Automation
Switching appliances on/off
Reading temperature
Monitoring energy usage
Security
24. GET LEARNING
Raspberry Pi User Guide
Eben Upton, Gareth Halfacre
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Programming the Raspberry Pi
Simon Monk
Learn Raspberry Pi with Linux
Peter Membrey and David Hows
Learn Electronics by using the Raspberry Pi as a
Controller
Seggy T Segaran – Launch in May 2013
25. SUMMARY
The low cost of the Raspberry Pi, coupled with
low power, small footprint, Internet connection
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and the GPIO port makes it a powerful tool for
many applications.
26. FINALLY - GET CREATING
The true sign of intelligence is
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not knowledge but imagination.
Albert Einstein
27. BLOG WITH UP-TO-DATE PROJECT INFORMATION
http://mistertee-talks-electronics.blogspot.co.uk/
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