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A display or a digital/analog converter (DAC) uses the SPI (serial peripheral interface) to communicate with the Raspberry Pi. The MCP 3008 is a DAC which reads analog values and converts them into digital ones. The Raspberry Pi itself can’t
Continue readingHow to use multiple SPIs on Raspberry Pi (e.g. 3.5 inch Touchscreen, MCP 3008)
The Kuman MHS-3.5inch is a resistive touchscreen for the Raspberry Pi. It’s a cheap alternative to the more expensive touchscreens from Adafruit. This tutorial is about how to install it correctly on your Raspberry Pi, so that you can use
Continue readingKuman MHS-3.5inch touchscreen with Pygame on Raspberry Pi on command-line
The Raspberry Pi has a serial peripheral interface (SPI) which can be used to communicate with microcontrollers, display drivers or in our case digital/analog converters (DACs). By default the Raspberry Pi can’t read analog signals, it only can read digital
The Eardrum Blaster is a DIY Synthesizer written in Python. Please notice: the current version is experimental. It will work on your Raspberry Pi but it’s not optimized. This can result in a distorted and discontinuous sound! It was tested
Continue readingHow to install Eardrum Blaster on Raspberry Pi