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AI LAB

Raspberry PI
Presented by Nibha & Rakshit
Introduction

• Small computer board about the size of a credit card.


• Developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation
Processor

• Broadcom BCM2835 system on a chip (SoC), which integrates an ARM-based central


processing unit (CPU) and a VideoCore IV graphics processing unit (GPU).
• The ARM CPU handles the general-purpose computing tasks, such as running the operating
system and executing user programs.
• The VideoCore IV GPU, on the other hand, is responsible for rendering graphics, which include
the handling of both 2D and 3D visuals.
• This GPU is particularly powerful for media tasks, supporting video decoding and encoding,
which enables the Raspberry Pi to handle high-definition video playback and even some light
video editing and gaming.
HDMI

• The High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) port on the


Raspberry Pi allows it to connect to modern monitors, TVs, and
other digital display devices.
• This digital connection can carry both video and audio signals,
enabling the Raspberry Pi to output high-definition visuals and
sound without the need for multiple cables.
• This feature is crucial for multimedia projects, digital signage,
and any application requiring visual output.
GPIO

General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) ports are a distinctive feature of the


Raspberry Pi, setting it apart from typical computers. These pins can be
programmed to interact with a wide array of external devices, sensors, and circuits.
Users can input data from external sensors, control lights, motors, and other
actuators, or even connect with other microcontrollers. The GPIO ports open up a
vast world of possibilities for hardware hacking, prototyping, and creating Internet
of Things (IoT) devices.
GPIO
Audio output

The Raspberry Pi includes an audio output jack


(3.5mm in some models), allowing it to connect to
headphones, speakers, and other audio devices.
This feature is essential for projects involving
sound, be it media centers, gaming consoles, or
interactive displays.
USB Ports

• USB ports on the Raspberry Pi enable the connection of peripherals such


as keyboards, mice, and storage devices, expanding its functionality.
• These ports can also support hubs, allowing for even more devices to
be connected.
• This expandability is crucial for turning the Raspberry Pi into a fully
functional computer or for adding functionality like USB cameras, Wi-Fi
adapters (in models where Wi-Fi is not built-in), and other USB devices.
SD Card

• An SD card slot is the primary storage medium for the Raspberry Pi,
holding the operating system and file storage. The use of SD cards makes
the Raspberry Pi easily reconfigurable and portable; users can switch
operating systems or projects by simply swapping cards.
Ethernet

• Available on the Model B and later models of the Raspberry Pi, the
Ethernet port allows for wired network connections. This feature is
vital for applications requiring stable internet connections, such as
servers, network-attached storage devices, and media centers
Power Supply

• The Raspberry Pi is powered via a micro USB port (or USB-C in later
models like the Raspberry Pi 4), requiring a stable 5V power supply. This
power scheme allows the Raspberry Pi to be powered from common
USB chargers, portable power banks, or even other computers, making it
highly versatile in various settings.
Camera

• The Camera Serial Interface (CSI) port enables the connection of the
Raspberry Pi Camera Module directly to the Broadcom processor. This
feature is specifically designed for high-speed data transmission between
the camera and the processor, enabling high-resolution video and still
photography. This capability is particularly useful for projects involving
image processing, surveillance, and augmented reality.
Display

• The Display Serial Interface (DSI) allows for the connection of LCD
panels using a 15-pin ribbon cable. This provides a high-resolution display
interface specifically for video data, supporting projects that require a
built-in or custom display solution, such as handheld gaming devices,
smart mirrors, and information kiosk
Software Required

• Putty(remote access in Windows)


• VNC(For GUI interface)
• Raspberry pi Imager(For os).
To Download Raspberry Pi
Imager
To Setup Remote Access
Type the password and host name as configured earlier

To change the configurations


To Set up The GUI
Go to the raspi configurations

Select Interface Options


To Set up The GUI
Choose VNC

click enalble(yes) and Finish


To Set up The GUI
Write the raspberry pi hostname
To Set up The GUI
In case this error
occurs
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