The Raspberry Pi has some built-in LEDs such as PWR and ACT. There may be reasons for this such as saving power (albeit not much) and to remove visual indicators in certain environments This tutorial explains how to turn off built-in LEDs on Raspberry Pi…
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sysbench is a scriptable multi-threaded benchmark tool based on LuaJIT. It is most frequently used for database benchmarks, but can also be used to create arbitrarily complex workloads that do not involve a database server. Install Sysbench on Raspberry Pi sudo apt-get install sysbench Run…
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If you have been following the Raspberry Pi news in the last couple of years you will be aware of massive shortages in hardware for various reasons, one disgusting thing that I have noticed in this time is scalping. scalping is the practice of using…
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In this example we take a look at the TLV493D magnetic sensor to a Raspberry Pi 4 Description The 3D magnetic sensor TLV493D offers accurate three-dimensional sensing with extremely low power consumption in a small 6-pin package. With its magnetic field detection in x,…
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In this example we take a look at the LTR390 UV Light Sensor to a Raspberry Pi 4 Description This sensor converts light intensity to a digital output signal capable of direct I2C interface. It provides a linear ALS response over a wide dynamic range,…
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In this article we show you how to overclock your Raspberry Pi 4 In fact, on newer models, you can not only turn up the Raspberry PI’s CPU speed, but also the GPU speed. You can, for example, get a Raspberry Pi 4, which defaults…