A device easy to use & handle.

2. SEMINAR 0N:
RASPBERRY PI TECHNOLOGY
SUBMITTED TO:
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
ITM ,GIDA,GORAKHPUR
GUIDE: PRESENTED BY:
MR. R R K TRIPATHI SHIVANGI MADDHESHIA

3.  INTRODUCTION
 HISTORY BEHIND PI
 TECHNICAL FEATURES OF PI
 HARDWARE
 SOFTWARE
 VERSIONS OF PI
 GETTING STARTED WITH PI
 DOES IT SUPPORT WINDOWS OS?
 PROGRAMMING IN PI
 COMPARISON WITH COMPETITOR
 COMPARISON WITH PC
 PI BASED ACCESSORIES
 EXAMPLE OF PROJECTS ON PI
 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT ASPECT
 ADVANTAGES
 DISADVANTAGES
 CONCLUSION

4. EVERYBODY HAS
A DREAM TO
PROGRAM THEIR
OWN COMPUTER

5. BUT MANY OF US HAD FAILED TO DO SO…….

7. NOT MUCH IDEA
WHAT’S INSIDE CPU
 NOT MUCH KNOWLEDGE
IN PRACTICAL
PROGRAMMING
 SCARED TO PLAY WITH
EXPENSIVE HARDWARE

9.  The Raspberry Pi is a series of credit card –sized
single-board computers developed in Wales, UK by
the Raspberry Pi Foundation.
 Intention of promoting the teaching of basic
computer science in schools and developing
countries.
 Its a capable little PC which can be used for many
of the things that your desktop PC does.
 The Raspberry Pi is cheap enough to buy by almost
an amount of 2500/-.
 It can be plugged into your TV along with a
keyboard, mouse and other PC accessories.

10.  Eben Upton first came up with the idea for
Raspberry Pi in 2006.
 Upton wanted to create a cheap, easily
programmable computer that would bring
back the experimental spirit of an earlier era
of computing.
 The main idea behind creating the device is
that kids could buy and learn programming
and something about hardware.
 Need to invent a technology that anyone
would tamper with it without fear of expensive
mistakes.
 This technology is inspired by Acorn's BBC
Micro of 1981.

11.  BBC micro also known as BBC Microcomputer
System, was a series of micro computers and
associated peripherals designed and built by
Acorn Computer.
 It was designed with an emphasis on
education.
 It was notable for its ruggedness,
expandability and quality of it OS.

12. MemoryGPIO
Headers
JTAG
Headers
Display
Power
Source
Connector
CPUGPU
Micro
USB Power
Ethernet
Ports

13. SoC

14. Pidora
(Fedora Remix)
OpenElec
&
XBMC
LinuxOpenWrt
RISC OS
RaspbianDebian
Windows 10
IoT Core

15. It doesn’t supports traditional versions of
Windows.
Main reason behind was PI has only 512 MB
RAM, that's why the inventors shift their
eye from Windows to Linux.
So Microsoft offers a free edition of
Windows 10, known as Windows 10 IoT
Core, that runs natively on the Raspberry
Pi 2.

16. Once the board is received, accessories can
connected to it.
We only need MICRO USB cable for power up the PI.
HARD DISK DRIVE is optional because it supports SD
card as a secondary storage device.
Also OS is installed in SD card.
We can shift to another OS Only by changing the SD
card.

18. Model A Model A+ Model
B
Model
B+
Generation
2 Model B
Compute
Module
Model
Zero
Release
date
February
2012
November
2014
April–
June
2012
July
2014
February
2015
April
2014
November
2015
Target
price
US$25 US$20 US$35 US$25 US$35 US$30 US$5
SoC Broadcom BCM2835
Broadcom
BCM2836
Broadcom BCM2835
CPU 700 MHz single-core ARM1176JZF-S
900 MHz
quad-core
ARM
Cortex-A7
700 MHz
single-
core
ARM117
6JZF-S
1 GHz
ARM1176
JZF-S
single-
core
GPU
Broadcom VideoCore IV @ 250 MHz
OpenGL ES 2.0 (24 GFLOPS)
MPEG-2 and VC-1 (with license), 1080p30 H.264/MPEG-4 AVC high-profile
decoder and encoder

19. Model A Model A+ Model B Model B+
Generation
2 Model B
Compute
Module
Model
Zero
Memory
(SDRAM)
256 MB (shared with
GPU)
512 MB by 15
October 2012. Older
board 256 MB
(shared with GPU)
1 GB
(shared
with GPU)
512 MB(shared with
GPU)
USB 2.0
ports
1 2 4 1
Micro-
USB
Ethernet
Ports
None
10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet (8P8C) USB
adapter on the third/fifth port of
the USB hub
None
Power
ratings
300 m
A
(1.5W)
200 mA
(1 W
700 mA
(3.5 W)
600 mA
(3.0 W)
800 mA (4.0 W)
200 mA
(1 W)
~160 m
A(0.8 W)
On-
board
storage
SD
SDIO
card
slot
MicroSD
HC slot
S / SDIO
card slot
MicroSDHC slot
4 GB flash
memory
chip
MicroSD
HC slot

20. C C++
Tiny
Basic
Java
SE
Embedded
Scratch
Python
Kids
Ruby

21. Name Ardunio Uno Raspberry Pi BeagleBone
Model Tested R3 Model B Rev A5
Price $29.95 $35 $89
Size 2.95’’x2.10” 3.37”x2.125” 3.4”x2.1”
Clock Speed 16MHz 700MHz 700MHz
RAM 2KB 256MB 256MB
Flash 32KB SD CARD 4GB(Micro SD)
Input voltage 7-12v 5v 5v
Ethernet N/A 10/100 10/100
USB Ports N/A 2 1
Video Out N/A HDMI,
Composite
N/A

22. Components Laptop/PC Raspberry Pi Ver B
Processor Intel 2.2 GHz,
Dual Core
700 MHz, Single
Core ARM11
RAM 6GB 512MB
Graphics Intel HD 3000 Dual Core Video
Core IV
Ethernet Yes Yes
USB 2.0 Yes Yes
Video O/P HDMI Composite HDMI
Audio O/P Yes Yes
Storage 500 GB Hard Disk 32 GB SD Card
OS Linux/Window Linux/Only
Windows 10
Dimension 14 inch 3.37”x2.125”

23. Raspberry
pi
Camera
Gert
Board
HAT
USB
Hub

24. Home
Automation
System
HD Security
Surveillance
Robotics
Media
Center
Flood Sensor

25. Arcade Gaming
Machine
Decoration
Lights
Controller
Landline

27.  It can make your Old TV in to a smart TV.
 You can play Videos, 3D Games, Music, Browse Internet
and much more.
 Raspberry Pi can Act as Full HD Media Player.
 Its a Mini Computer which just cost Rs.2,500/-
 You can connect a Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse and use it
as a normal computer.
 Its Graphics Capabilities is better than Apple Products.
 Low power consumption
 Doesn’t require extensive cooling system.
 Small in size
 SD cards can easily be switched to change function of
device.

28. It does not have a Hard Disk
associated with it.
The RAM is a POP package on
top of the SoC, so it’s not
removable or swappable.
There is no Real time clock
associated with the board.
Processor is not so fast.

29.  Raspberry Pi is an innovative product.
 The device can surely help anyone who really
wants to learn electronics and computers.
 Amazing piece of hardware because of the
combination of the features of a traditional
computer and an embedded device.
 Supporting computer OS like Linux and providing
simple I/O lines i.e. the GPIO makes it perfect.
 Sheer number of users and fan base support the
fact that the device can see a great future ahead.

30. http://raspberrypi.org
http://elinux.org/RPiHub
http://www.themagpi.com
http://tinyurl.com/RPi
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raspberry_Pi
http://www.raspberrypi.org
http://www.element14.com/community/
groups/raspberry-pi
Raspberry Pi: A Quick Start Guide by
Schmidt
Raspberry Pi User Guide, Upt on and
Half acre