Talk:Rpi Projects
Projects[edit]
Using USB To Serial convertor to access Raspberry Pi Serial Console[edit]
UPS[edit]
Total Power consumption[edit]
70W LG TV 4W Wifi 30W DTH Box 2W Raspberry Pi 65W Laptop
USB Power Bank[edit]
Should not flicker while switching off power. Auto Cut-off - Over charge prevention 5V 1A Charge discharge simultaneously 24x7 charging
Crazy Pi[edit]
+ 1,500.00 Rs + Over-charge, over-discharge, over-current and short-circuit protection + USB-A output socket + microUSB input socket + LEDs indicate charge remaining and charging status + Output current rating: 1A @ 5V + Capacity: 2200mAh + Chemistry: Li-Ion Polymer
DIY[edit]
add a large capacitor Shottky Diode & LM7805
UPiS Module[edit]
Powering I/O and control RTC Interfaces Software Protection Environment supervising
In detail the list of UPiS features is here below:
1. Supervised and Protected Powering from all cable sources a. RaspberryPi ® micro USB (5 VDC) – available from firmware release V1.20 b. Additional micro USB (5V DC) c. Extended External Powering Input (7V DC – 18V DC) [Advanced version only] 2. Battery Power Backup on each cable powering source (including original RaspberryPi® micro USB – optional after firmware activation) – the UPS feature 3. Onboard Rechargeable LiPO Battery (1150/2600 mAh) – battery working time is about 2 or 5 hours, but depending from the version, system load and configuration 4. Onboard enhanced multiple level protection system for the LiPO battery: a. Cut-off jumper b. PTC fuse c. Onboard Thermometer d. Over-charge and Over-discharge protection e. Over-voltage and Under-voltage protection 5. Onboard Intelligent Automatic LiPO Battery Charger (Charges the battery automatically but only if the supply voltage is present and can provide enough current to feed the RaspberryPi® and to charge the battery) 6. RaspberryPi® Hardware ON/OFF Switch 7. Embedded Emulated RTC (Real Time Clock – DS1307) accessible via RaspberryPi® I2C and/or RS232 provided from the System 8. Onboard Analog Thermometer (accessible via RaspberryPi® RS232) 9. Onboard True USB interface (can be used as RS232 – USB Bridge) 10. Programmable Time, RaspberryPi® File Safe Shutdown Button 11. Full monitoring of all UPiS Powering Parameters via RaspberryPi® RS232 port: a. Current Consumption b. Voltage on each Power source c. System Temperature d. Battery Level e. Powering source f. RTC based programmed Startup/Shutdown 12. Onboard UPiS Reset Button (resets UPiS and RaspberryPi® but not RTC by cutting the powering of the RaspberryPi® for a very short time) 13. Onboard NO RELAY controlled via RS232 or RaspberryPi® Pin (selectable by jumper GPIO_GEN0) 14. Onboard ESD Protected 1-wire interface, controlled via RS232 or RaspberryPi® Pin (selectable by jumper GPIO_GEN3) with separate 3.3V supply pull-up resistor. 15. Onboard ESD Protected I/O pin, controlled via RS232 or RaspberryPi® Pin (selectable by jumper GPIO_GEN3) 16. Onboard True 12 V RS232 interface to the external world (with level converter) 17. Protected (Resettable fuse 140 mA) 5 VDC output for user applications, with battery backup feature 18. Non-protected 3.3 VDC output for user applications (usually used for 1-wire application), separate and independent from the RaspberryPi® 3.3 supply. 19. Extended Tiny Encryption Algorithm (XTEA) cryptographic Customer Software Protection System (with custom defined protection keys) 20. Scripting language 21. LED-based Status Information System 22. Bootloader feature for lifetime firmware update.
Automatic TV Controller[edit]
- Recored Power button IR Signal using LIRC- IR Reciever.
- Generate IR signal for above recodered signal using IR LED.
- Use HC-SR04 sensor to cal distance & trigger IR signal.
- Place IR-LED infront of DTH Receiver/TV.
Rpi CLock[edit]
- GeekRoo Clockatoo - Transform your Raspberry Pi in to a Fully Functioning Clock!
Door Intercom[edit]
- Used PAM8403 based Amplifier
- Add Preamp for Mic & test on small Speaker
Or Buy:
- TBA 810 - Kit
Wireless Power Tx[edit]
Morse Code as LED[edit]