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Some of the key takeaways are that the Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized, low-cost computer that can be used for tasks like word processing, games and video playback. It was created by the Raspberry Pi Foundation to promote computer science education.

Some of the main features of the Raspberry Pi include being ultra low-cost (models starting at $25-$35), ultra low power consumption of around 1W, small credit-card size, ability to instantly start up without fans, and ability to easily program it.

Common uses of the Raspberry Pi include providing an environment for experimenting with programming and electronics, using it as an inexpensive computer for schools, and allowing children to experiment with programming, robotics and more at home. It has also been used in applications like medical devices, solar power packs, and more.

Raspberry Pi

Introduction
The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized
computer

It can be plugged into your TV and a

keyboard, and can be used for many of


the things that your average desktop
does - spreadsheets, word-processing,
games and it also plays high-definition
video.

Introduction
measuring

approximately
9cm x 5.5cm

History
The Raspberry Pi is the work of the
Raspberry Pi Foundation, a charitable
organisation.
UK registered charity (No. 1129409), May
2009
It's supported by the University of
Cambridge Computer Laboratory and tech
firm Broadcomm

Motivation
Computer science skills increasingly
important
Decline in CS student numbers
Access to computers
Computers are the tool of the 21st
century
Computer Science is concerned with much
more than simply being able to use a
computer.
Children should understand how they work
and how to program them

What is Raspberry Pi?

The Raspberry Pi is a fully featured


micro-computer squashed onto a
circuit board measuring
approximately 9cm x 5.5cm.

Features

Ultra low-cost (Model A $25, Model B


$35)

Ultra low-power ~1W


Credit-card sized, fanless, instant
start-up

Complete easy-to-program
computer

Features

Provide a fun environment for

experimenting with programming


and electronics

Inexpensive, simple, open and easy


to maintain computer for schools

Fun computer for children to

experiment with at
home(programming, robotics, etc...)

Technology

The

Raspberry Pi has a Broadcom


BCM2835 system on a chip (SoC),which
includes an ARM1176JZF-S 700 MHz
processor

Video Core IV GPU


originally shipped with 256 megabytes
of RAM, later upgraded to 512MB.

It does not include a built-in hard disk ,

but uses an SD card for booting and


long-term storage.

Hardware

10/100 BaseT Ethernet socket


HDMI socket
USB 2.0 socket
RCA video socket
SD card socket
Powered from microUSB socket
3.5mm audio out jack
Header footprint for camera

Operating System
Linux on a bootable SD card

Fedora
Raspbian
Debian
ArchLinux ARM

How to make it
work!

Programming
By default, supporting Python as
the educational language.

Any language which will compile


for ARMv6 can be used with the
Raspberry Pi.

Price
Model A - $ 25
Model B - $ 35
Why so cheap ?
SoC - System on a chip, a

computer on a single low voltage


chip

Linux OS

Applications
Can be used for making super
computers

Applications
Raspberry Pi Medical Device Input
Shield

Applications
Solar Raspberry Pi Power Pack

Applications

Voice-Activated Coffee Machine


Raspberry Pi Dynamic Bike
Headlight Prototype

Applications
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 1080p


Media Player.

Its

a Mini Computer which just cost


Rs.2,350/-

You can connect a Monitor, Keyboard and


Mouse and use it as a normal computer.

Its

Graphics Capabilities is better than

Raspberry Pi Vs Akash
Aakash

is a low-cost
Raspberry
Pi
is
an
customizable computer.

tablet, and
ultra-cheap,

Both

tech innovations have education


and economy as their central goals.

Aakash could fundamentally change the


way Indian students and most of rural
India connects with the Internet.

Raspberry Pi Vs Akash
The

Raspberry Pi, directed at budding


computer engineers in the U.K., could
alter the way the next generation thinks
about coding and building in the
computer universe.

Both the Aakash and Raspberry Pi run on

ARM-based
processors,
the
British
processor that runs the vast majority of
the worlds mobile phones, smartphones
and tablets.

Raspberry
Pi
Vs
Akash
The first generation Aakash is said to
run an ARM 11-based processor from
Conexant running at 366Mhz.

The Raspberry Pi uses an ARM 11-based

processor from Broadcom running at


700Mhz plus a separate graphics
processing unit.

The

processor in the Raspberry Pi has


about twice the graphics performance of
the iPhone 4S and even bests Nvidias
Tegra 2.

Raspberry Pi Vs Akash

The Raspberry Pi can connect to a


television or a computer monitor via the
commonly used composite RCA and
HDMI video interfaces.

Akash tablet runs on an Android 2.2 OS.


The Raspberry Pi computer will run a

number
of
Linux-based
operating
systems including Red Hats Fedora as
well as Debian, the basis for the popular
Ubuntu distribution, and Arch.

Disadvantages

It does not have a Hard Disk associated

with it for permanent storage pf files,we


have to connect one externally or have
to use SD card for the purpose.

The RAM is a POP package on top of the


SoC, so its not removable or swappable.

There

is no Real time clock associated


with the board.Adding an RTC is
expensive. You can add one yourself
using the GPIO pins.

Future
developments
Tablet version
Interesting low-cost screen
technologies emerging
Brambles! (Networks of
Raspberries)

Raspberry Pi 2020
Exploit process scaling and keep
price constant:
8 cores, improved GPU, 8GB main
memory
WiFi, camera, matchbox sized case
holographic laser projector, virtual
keyboard
FPGA logic on main SoC, high speed
links, .
< $25

REFERENCES
Electronics For You, November 2012,
Page 18

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raspberry_Pi
http://www.raspberrypi.org
http://www.element14.com/community/
groups/raspberry-pi

THANK
YOU

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