I am a Computer Science Student and military veteran at Delaware State University. I started this blog to document my progress on a project for school. Now, I just enjoy updating and keeping people posted on code, ideas, projects, and my own learning. If you have any questions or comments feel free to ask or let me know, #SudoAptGetUpdateYourBrain
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Raspberry Pi 2 Seven Segment Display project 2
Here I have used the same code from the previous LED countdown project only changing the output pins used and have wired up a single 7 segment common cathode led display. I used 330 ohm resistors to each led in the and wired both middle pins on the display to ground. Below are pictures and a video. Enjoy.
Learning Pi programing in python, Led Project 1
Today I finally finish a slightly simple led project with my Raspberry Pi 2. First, let me start by explaining the why. In our mid term project class for computer science we were tasked with creating an interesting Led circuit using at least 6 LEDs, the GPIO pins, and a program we had written in python. After muddling around a few ideas, I chose to do a countdown using 11 LEDs and 1 rgb LED (red, green blue). The LEDs are a mix of red and yellow because at the moment that is all I have.
Below a few pictures, a screen shot of the code, and a video. Enjoy.
Below a few pictures, a screen shot of the code, and a video. Enjoy.
In the video, 7 and 3 are backwards. I have changed them in the shown code. Really just an FYI.
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