Book (Practical) Computer You can make it with this one book! Raspberry Pi Super Primer revised 5th edition Raspberry Pi 1 + / 2/3 (B/B+) / Zero/Zero W Hardware Self-Made

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Let's start electronic work with a palm-sized Linux PC "Raspberry Pi"! It explains how to use the Raspberry Pi as a "Linux machine" from the basics such as the outline of the Raspberry Pi (version, part name, etc.), how to obtain it and how to set up the OS. It also explains how to use the Raspberry Pi as a "Linux machine" such as using it as an energy-saving small client machine, setting up wired and wireless LAN, building a Linux server (Web, file server). In addition, for those who are interested in electronic work, it comprehensively explains the basics of programming, basic knowledge and practice related to electricity and work, control of I2C and SPI devices, and application using Internet services. All the work is illustrated with full color photos and illustrations so that it is easy for beginners to understand. The programs explained in the book are available for download from the support site. If you have this book, you can use the Raspberry Pi with confidence even for beginners of Linux, beginners of electronic work, and beginners of programming. Based on the previous book "Can be made with this one book! Raspberry Pi Super Introduction 4th Edition" (published in June 2017), it is also compatible with the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ released this year. It is also compatible with the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ released this year. Not only the Raspberry Pi Zero / Zero W, but also all the currently sold Raspberry Pi models with 40-pin GPIO (excluding the Raspberry Pi Model A and Model B with 26-pin GPIO). Furthermore, among the electronic components introduced in the 4th edition, those that are difficult to obtain are updated (for this reason, the contents of the previous book may be duplicated). Since the contents of this book use networks, it assumes an environment in which LAN can be used.