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<strong>RPi</strong> Hardware<br />

From <strong>eLinux</strong>.<strong>org</strong><br />

Back to the Hub.<br />

Hardware &<br />

Peripherals:<br />

Hardware and<br />

Hardware<br />

History.<br />

Low-level<br />

Peripherals and<br />

Expansion<br />

Boards.<br />

Screens, Cases<br />

and Other<br />

Peripherals.<br />

Introduction<br />

Contents<br />

▪ 1 Introduction<br />

▪ 2 Specifications<br />

▪ 3 Components<br />

▪ 4 Schematic / Layout<br />

▪ 5 Power<br />

▪ 5.1 Power Supply Problems<br />

▪ 5.1.1 How Can I tell if the power supply is inadequate?<br />

▪ 5.1.2 Things that can cause problems<br />

▪ 5.1.3 Summary<br />

▪ 5.2 Capacitor C6<br />

▪ 6 References<br />

The first product is the size of a credit card, and is<br />

designed to plug into a TV or HDMI monitor. It comes<br />

in two variants, model A and B, with B having more<br />

features. The expected price is $25 for model A and $35<br />

for model B. The GPIO pins on each board allow the<br />

use of optional expansion boards.<br />

Those who are looking to set up a Raspberry Pi for the<br />

first time, see <strong>RPi</strong> Hardware Basic <strong>Setup</strong>.<br />

The unpopulated Rpi bèta<br />

board<br />

Several different Hardware versions/revisions<br />

RaspberryPi Boards have been found probably from<br />

different assembly lines. Try to identify your board for better troubleshooting and update<br />

it if you have one which is not mentioned.

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