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5V PSU prototype 5V PSU prototype 5V PSU prototype 5V PSU prototype I will make another PSU (for permanent operation) later - new 7805 in TO-220 package [7] , appropriate heatsink, 1k resistor for R1 and a small pot for R2, new "fresh" caps and a transil, usb connector on PCB ... and I'll put it in some case. ~#Pinoccio Other PSU options Simple switched PSU (with LM2576): The MagPi - Issue 6 (http://www.themagpi.com) - page 8+9, And more info on LM2576 [8] : link (http://www.hobby-hour.com/electronics/ lm2576-step-down-switching-regulator.php) , link (http://wiringschematic.net/ lm2576-switching-regulator/) , link (http://www.siongboon.com/projects/ 2005-08-07_lm2576_dc-dc_converter/)
Mobile battery power supply options A Battery Elminator Circuit (BEC) should be able provide a solid 5V output at upto 3A which will be plenty to handle the load on a normal <strong>RPi</strong> Something like http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/ store/__15212__HobbyKing_Micro_UBEC_3A_5v.html Connect this BEC to a 3S LiPo 5000mAh batter and you should get 15 hours of run time off one full charge. You could also connect it directly to a 12v car battery for even longer run time. Over-voltage protection Here is a nice upgrade for your PSU - a over-voltage protection circuit (see original post (http://blog.3b2.sk/igi/post/Tipy-a-triky-011-Prepatova-ochrana-Voltage-protect-Tipstricks.aspx) in Slovak language). It can protect your device (<strong>RPi</strong>) from unwanted damage by high voltage from a faulty/malfunctioning PSU. In such case, it will short-circuit and burn its fuse immediately. Steps: ▪ choose appropriate fuse (according to expected load): 1-1.5A (fast type) ▪ first don't put the fuse in its holder - you have to initially adjust the circuit, so use a piece of wire (or you can use a lower-current fuse too if you don't mind spending/ burning it during the adjustment process) ▪ set the 2k2 pot (trimmer) to its max. value ▪ connect protection circuit to a power supply (if available a stabilized lab-PSU is preferred), set to 5.25V output (max. for USB; or exact 5V if you want) and 1-1.5A current limit
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RPi Easy SD Card Setup From eLinux.
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Easy way To write your SD card you
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Red power LED is blinking The red p
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