Definitive Guide to Attaching Sensors to the Raspberry Pi (Tutorial)
How to connect sensors to a Raspberry Pi? Where to get the needed libraries? Does everything just work, or do we need to know some tricks?
The video covers:
– Digital Sensors
– One wire sensors
– I2C sensors
– SPI sensors
– Analog sensors
– Serial sensors
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Attention: @2:43: The green pins are GPIO, not Ground (Thank you, George!)
Hi Andreas! Great video as usual, a friend and I have actually been developing a Raspberry Pi kit packed full of sensor and we were wondering if you'd be interested in trying it out: https://www.abstractfoundry.com/
We talk a lot about sensors and buttons and trying to be energy efficient as possible. I'm wondering why we are not using battery less sensors and buttons, Philips Hue Tap has been around for so many years and I still don't see an alternative for the DIY public. It seems that the only option so far is to interface an EnOcean(https://www.enocean.com/en/products/enocean_modules_24ghz/) module to our ESP32 or Raspberry Pi and use their Motion/Temperature/Humidity/Lux sensors or buttons. Looks like Eltako uses exact the same modules, hard to believe there is only one way and so few doing battery less devices.
Btw, do you know Ruuvitag's?
Pefect !
Would be possible to connect a water pressure sensor to control a sphigmomanometer pump and have a feedback and digital control via cellphone? In advance thank you so much.
Third law of termodynamics -> There is no place where you can find -1,800 °C, not even in Sibiria ;-).
Some thoughts about the SPI temperature sensor:
a) The low negative temperatures could be caused by a wrong polarity.
Have you checked that the thermocouple is connected with the right polarity?
b) Are you sure the thermocouple and the MAX31855 are type K?
The circuit python module only works with K-types.
c) There is a very little chance that the D5 pin is not set as output:
you could do this by adding the line to script:
cs = digitalio.DigitalInOut( board.D5 )
cs.direction = digitalio.Direction.OUTPUT # add this line
It would be so cool, if we could find a solution because knowing, it doesn't work, drives me crazy.
Yes, I'm a Nerd ;-). Someone like Mr. Monk ( but not so brilliant 😉 ).
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Hi Andreas, I love your videos and I would like you to make a video of Raspberry Pi Pico 🙂
Learners, Students start their project, at the first stage, with arduino. So i think you can create a detailed series of videos with arduino and its software.Learners will be highly benefited.Later you can take this learning to another level (i+1)adding 1=unknown to the already known factors =i., Thank you.For example with Raspberry pi.
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Very good video. Thanks.
Especially to connect sensors with I2C is very interesting
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What's meant with "No Docker" in the description. Just that no Docker is used in the video? Or just that you do not take money from Docker for your videos? Or smth else?
What do you suggest for reading shaft speed (RPM) ? There are a couple of different types of sensors (optical, Hall Effect, magnetic, etc.)
I have done some testing of DHT11 and BME280 lately. using Python and C. They will only transmit garbage when connected to 3.3 V. When using 5 Volts they work perfectly since middle of December. The wires used are Dupont female-female and about 10 cm's long. The sensors are breakout boards from Ebay. Just my 2 cents.
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This was awesome video. as a noob, i had no idea of what was going on. can you suggest a dummies guide 101 to this topic please, maybe somwething that discusses only one sensor at a time and a step by step tutorial? cheers and thanks
Usefull learning video. I've got some pi's lying around but always wanted to start with it. Maybe this is the right moment.
Thanks
Another awesome video
Hi
Great useful video as usual.
I have a question: how to use a Lidar sensor as a mouse or for making touch screen sensor for any lcd or led display.
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