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Learn Raspberry Pi programming with Python /
'Learn raspberry pi programming with Python' show you how to programyour nifty new $35 computer using Python to make fun, hands-on projects, such as a web spider, a weather station, a media server and more.
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| Format: | Printed Book |
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London:
Apress,
2018.
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| Seria: | TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION series
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| Hasła przedmiotowe: |
| LEADER | 06855cam a22002657i 4500 | ||
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| 020 | |a 9781484240342 | ||
| 082 | 0 | 4 | |a 005.133P |b DON-L |
| 100 | 1 | |a Donat, Wolfram, | |
| 245 | 1 | 0 | |a Learn Raspberry Pi programming with Python / |
| 260 | |a London: |b Apress, |c 2018. | ||
| 300 | |a 373p.; | ||
| 490 | 1 | |a TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION series | |
| 500 | |a Includes index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Introducing the Raspberry Pi -- The History of Raspberry Pi -- Exploring the Pi Board -- The SD Card -- The Power Port -- The HDMI Port -- The Ethernet and USB Ports -- The Audio and RCA Video Jacks -- The GPIO Pins -- The System on a Chip -- Comparing Raspberry Pi to Similar Devices -- Hardware Requirements of the Pi -- Connecting to Power -- Adding a Monitor -- Adding a USB Hub -- Using a Wireless USB Dongle -- The Pi Operating System -- Formatting the Card -- Using NOOBS -- Connecting the Peripherals -- Configuring the Pi -- Shutting Down the Pi -- Summary -- ch. 2 Linux by the Seat of Your Pants -- Getting Started with Linux on the Pi -- Linux Files and the File System -- Root User vs. sudo -- Commands -- Exercise: Navigating in the Linux File System -- Shells in Linux -- Package Managers -- Text Editors -- Vim vs. emacs vs. nano -- Summary -- ch. 3 Introducing Python -- Scripting vs. a Programming Language -- The Python Philosophy. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a Contents note continued: Getting Started with Python -- Running Python Using IDLE -- Running Python Using the Terminal -- Running Python Using Scripts -- Exploring Python's Data Types -- Programming with Python -- IF tests -- Loops -- Functions -- Objects and Object-Oriented Programming -- Summary -- ch. 4 Electronics at 100 MPH -- Basic Electricity Concepts -- Required Tools for Robotics -- Screwdrivers -- Pliers and Wire Strippers -- Wire Cutters -- Files -- Magnifying Light -- Hot Glue Gun -- Assorted Glues -- Multimeter -- Power Supplies -- Breadboard -- Power Strip -- Soldering Iron -- General Safety Rules -- Working with Heat -- Working With Sharp Objects -- Wear Safety Glasses -- Fire Extinguishers at the Ready -- Keep a First-Aid Kit Handy -- Work in a Ventilated Area -- Organizing Your Workplace -- Bonus: Soldering Techniques -- Summary -- ch. 5 The Web Bot -- Bot Etiquette -- The Connections of the Web -- Web Communication Protocols -- Web Page Formats. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a Contents note continued: A Request Example -- Our Web Bot Concept -- Parsing Web Pages -- Coding with Python Modules -- Using the Mechanize Module -- Parsing with Beautiful Soup -- Downloading with the urllib Library -- Deciding What to Download -- Choosing a Starting Point -- Storing Your Files -- Writing the Python Bot -- Reading a String and Extracting All the Links -- Looking For and Downloading Files -- Testing the Bot -- Creating Directories and Instantiating a List -- The Final Code -- Summary -- ch. 6 The Weather Station -- A Shopping List of Parts -- Using the l2C Protocol -- Using an Anemometer -- Building the Anemometer -- Connecting the Anemometer to the Pi -- Correlating Revolutions per Second with Wind Speed -- Connecting the Digital Compass -- Connecting the Temperature/Humidity Sensor -- Connecting the Barometer -- Connecting the Bits -- The Final Code -- Summary -- ch. 7 The Media Server -- A Shopping List of Parts -- Using an NTFS Drive -- Installing Samba. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a Contents note continued: Configuring Samba -- Setting Linux Permissions -- Fixing the Apostrophe Bug -- Restarting the Samba Service -- Connecting with Linux/OS X -- Where's Python? -- Summary -- ch. 8 The Home Security System -- Dogs as Security -- Raspberry Pi as Security -- Using a Sensor Network -- Understanding a Pulldown Resistor -- A Shopping List of Parts -- Connecting to Your Network Wirelessly -- Accessing the GPIO Pins -- Setting Up the Motion Sensor -- Setting Up the Reed Switch -- Setting Up the Pressure Switch -- Connecting the Magnetic Sensor -- Setting Up Pi's Camera -- Sending a Text Message from the Pi -- Implementing the Callback -- Connecting All of the Bits -- The Final Code -- Summary -- ch. 9 The Cat Toy -- A Shopping List of Parts -- The Concept Behind the Toy -- Creating and Using Random Numbers -- Using the GPIO Library -- Controlling the Servo -- Constructing the Servo Mechanism -- Constructing the Laser Mechanism -- Connecting the Laser to the Servo. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a Contents note continued: Connecting the Motion Sensor -- Connecting All the Bits -- The Final Code -- Summary -- ch. 10 The Radio-Controlled Airplane -- A Shopping List of Parts -- Connecting the GPS Receiver to the Pi -- Setting Up a Log File -- Formatting a KML File -- Using Threading and Objects -- Setting Up Automatic Startup -- Connecting the Bits -- The Final Code -- The Plane Program -- KML Conversion Program -- Summary -- ch. 11 The Weather Balloon -- A Shopping List of Parts -- Setting Up the GPS Receiver -- Storing the GPS Data -- Installing PiFM -- Installing festival -- Installing FFMPEG -- Preparing the Pi -- Using Threading and Objects -- Connecting the Bits -- Reviewing the Photo Results -- The Final Code -- Summary -- ch. 12 The Submersible -- A Shopping List of Parts -- Accessing the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins -- Installing the Raspberry Pi Camera Board -- Controlling the Sub -- Attaching the Wiichuck Adapter -- Activating the Pi's I2C -- Testing the Nunchuk. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a Contents note continued: Reading from the Nunchuk -- Controlling the Sub Motors and Camera with the Nunchuk -- Starting the Program Remotely -- The Final Control Program -- The Final Code -- Constructing the Sub -- Building the Frame -- Creating the Pi's Enclosure -- Waterproofing the Motor Enclosures -- Connecting the Nunchuck -- Assembling the Final Product -- Summary -- ch. 13 The Gertboard -- Examining the Board -- The GPIO Pins -- Atmega Chip -- A-to-D and D-to-A Converters -- I/O Section -- The Motor Controller -- Open Collector Driver -- Jumpers -- Some Example Projects -- Configuring the Preliminary Jumper Setup -- Making Some LEDs Blink -- Experimenting with Motor Controllers -- Using the Open Collector Drivers -- Using the Digital/Analogue Converters -- Summary -- ch. 14 The Raspberry Pi and the Arduino -- Exploring the Arduino -- Installing the Arduino IDE on the Pi -- Running a Servo -- The Arduino and the Gertboard -- Summary. | |
| 520 | |a 'Learn raspberry pi programming with Python' show you how to programyour nifty new $35 computer using Python to make fun, hands-on projects, such as a web spider, a weather station, a media server and more. | ||
| 650 | 0 | |a Python (Computer program language) | |
| 650 | 0 | |a Raspberry Pi (Computer) | |
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