Adding WiFi to PocketBeagle
For the next part of my series on PocketBeagle, I will show how to add WiFi connectivity to the board This board doesn’t come with built-in WiFi like the Raspberry Pi Zero W...
For the next part of my series on PocketBeagle, I will show how to add WiFi connectivity to the board This board doesn’t come with built-in WiFi like the Raspberry Pi Zero W...
I am a fan of the BeagleBone Black Thus when I heard that a small-body version of the BBB is now available, I purchased it immediately even if it costs twice as much as the other...
Last year, both Raspberry Pi and Beaglebone Black released mini versions of their popular microcomputers: the Raspberry Pi Zero and PocketBeagle I happened to own both and had a...
Using the Beaglebone Black's PWM Bonescript also includes an analogWrite function which utilizes the 8 PWM pins of the Beaglebone Black As you might already know, PWM allows us...
Using the Beaglebone Black ADC One of the advantages of the Beaglebone Black over the Raspberry Pi is the presence of an analog-to-digital converter There are 7 analog inputs,...
Using a Button As you’ve noticed, the functions in bonescript are similar to Arduino’s If we are to use an input device such as a button, switch, etc, we only need to change...
Blinking On-board LEDs The simplest bonescript we can create right now is to blink one of the four user LEDs The user LEDs are those four blue LEDs just above the miniUSB...
When you browse a website, you are requesting the contents of the web page from or using the calculating capabilities of a server somewhere That server is almost always a Linux...
Ah, the Beaglebone Black This credit card-sized computer was meant to be the Raspberry Pi’s competitor and sure lives up to it Its users are way less than RPi’s, which is...
We covered the Beaglebone Black I2C basics in our last tutorial This time, we'll try to communicate with a device through the I2C protocol This device, the MPU6050, is a gyroscope...