![RaspberryPi Models
Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+ Release date February 2012
Introductory
price
US$25 (model A, B+[1]), US$20 (model
A+), US$35 (RPi 1 model B, RPi 2 model
B), US$30 (CM)
Operating
system
Linux (e.g. Raspbian), RISC OS, FreeBSD,
NetBSD, Plan 9, Inferno, AROS
CPU 700 MHz single-core ARM1176JZF-S
(model A, A+, B, B+, CM)[2]
Memory 256 MB[3] (model A, A+, B rev 1)
512 MB (model B rev 2, B+, CM)
Storage SDHC slot (model A and B), MicroSDHC
slot (model A+ and B+), 4 GB eMMC IC
chip (model CM)
Graphics Broadcom VideoCore IV[2]
Power 1.5 W (model A), 1.0 W (model A+), 3.5 W
(model B), 3.0 W (model B+) or 0.8 W
(model Zero)](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/raspberrypi-160829171841/85/Raspberrypi-6-320.jpg)
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Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
Release
date
February 2015
Introductory
price
US$35
Operating
system
Same as for Raspberry
Pi 1 plus Windows 10
IoT Core[4] and
additional distributions
of Linux such as
Ubuntu
CPU 900 MHz quad-core
ARM Cortex-A7
Memory 1 GB RAM
Storage MicroSDHC slot
Graphics Broadcom VideoCore
IV
Power 4.0 W](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/raspberrypi-160829171841/85/Raspberrypi-7-320.jpg)
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Raspberry Pi Zero
Release
date
November 2015
Introductory
price
US$5
Operating
system
Linux (Raspbian[5]) or
the same as for
Raspberry Pi 1
CPU 1 GHz single-core
ARM1176JZF-S
Memory 512 MB RAM
Storage MicroSDHC slot
Power 0.8 W](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/raspberrypi-160829171841/85/Raspberrypi-8-320.jpg)
Raspberrypi
- 2. Introduction ● The Raspberry Pi is single board computer ● Packing considerable computing power into a footprint no larger than a credit card
- 3. Introduction History ● Eben Upton is the founder of Raspberry Pi ● The idea behind a tiny and affordable computer for kids came in 2006. ● The Raspberry Pi Foundation is a charity
- 4. Rasperry Pi Processor ● The processor at the heart of the Raspberry Pi system is a Broadcom BCM system-on-chip (SoC) multimedia processor. ● It uses a different instruction set architecture (ISA), known as ARM ● ARM architecture is a relatively uncommon sight in the desktop world, however, is in mobile devices: the phone in your pocket almost certainly has at least one ARM-based processing core hidden away inside
- 5. Rasperry Pi Processor ● Raspberry Pi is able to operate on just the 5V 1A power supply provided by the onboard micro-USB port ● You won’t find any heat-sinks on the device: the chip’s low power draw directly translates into very little waste heat ● Software developed for x86, is sadly not compatible with the Raspberry Pi’s BCM processor.
- 6. RaspberryPi Models Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+ Release date February 2012 Introductory price US$25 (model A, B+[1]), US$20 (model A+), US$35 (RPi 1 model B, RPi 2 model B), US$30 (CM) Operating system Linux (e.g. Raspbian), RISC OS, FreeBSD, NetBSD, Plan 9, Inferno, AROS CPU 700 MHz single-core ARM1176JZF-S (model A, A+, B, B+, CM)[2] Memory 256 MB[3] (model A, A+, B rev 1) 512 MB (model B rev 2, B+, CM) Storage SDHC slot (model A and B), MicroSDHC slot (model A+ and B+), 4 GB eMMC IC chip (model CM) Graphics Broadcom VideoCore IV[2] Power 1.5 W (model A), 1.0 W (model A+), 3.5 W (model B), 3.0 W (model B+) or 0.8 W (model Zero)
- 7. RaspberryPi Models Raspberry Pi 2 Model B Release date February 2015 Introductory price US$35 Operating system Same as for Raspberry Pi 1 plus Windows 10 IoT Core[4] and additional distributions of Linux such as Ubuntu CPU 900 MHz quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 Memory 1 GB RAM Storage MicroSDHC slot Graphics Broadcom VideoCore IV Power 4.0 W
- 8. RaspberryPi Models Raspberry Pi Zero Release date November 2015 Introductory price US$5 Operating system Linux (Raspbian[5]) or the same as for Raspberry Pi 1 CPU 1 GHz single-core ARM1176JZF-S Memory 512 MB RAM Storage MicroSDHC slot Power 0.8 W
- 9. Basic ● Display ● Key board ● Mouse Additional ● Wifi adapter ● Audio Speaker RaspberryPi Reqirements
- 11. RaspberryPi Reqirements Mouse and Key board ● USB Ports
- 12. RaspberryPi Operating System ● The majority of desktop and laptop computers available today run one of two operating systems: Microsoft Windows or Apple OS X ● Both platforms are closed source, created in a secretive environment using proprietary techniques. ● In proprietary OS users are able to obtain the finished software, but never to see how it’s made. ● The Raspberry Pi, is designed to run an operating system called GNU/Linux. ● Unlike Windows or OS X, Linux is open source: it’s possible to download the source code for the entire operating system and make necessary changes.
- 13. RaspberryPi Projects ● Media streamer ● Arcade machine ● Tablet computer ● Home automation ● Internet radio ● Controlling robots
- 20. Discover that there’s a whole world of possibilities and a great deal of fun to be had out there. Building a Robot when you’re a kid can take you to places you never imagined I know because it happened to me! —Eben Upton THANK YOU . . .