| Seattle Raspberry Jam's projects are documented on this page. Each project has a separate home page, which you can access by clicking on the Open Project Page button. The latest versions and updates of these projects are available on our Github page, https://github.com/polarpiberry/Seattle-Raspberry-Jam. Contact us if you would like to do a specific project at one of our meetings instead of the monthly project |
| Hardware Project #1: OLED Display Learn how to connect and use a 128x64 pixel OLED display with a Raspberry Pi. |
| Hardware Project #2: Rotary Encoder Learn how to interface a rotary encoder with a Raspberry Pi. Simulate a key using the button on the encoder, use the dial as a mouse, and learn how a rotary encoder works. |
| Hardware Project #3: RGB LED Strip Make some light with your Raspberry Pi! This tutorial guides you through how to attach and control a strip of WS2812 RGB addressable LEDs to a Raspberry Pi. |
| Hardware Project #4: Servo-controlled Dial Interface a servo directly with a Raspberry Pi to create a multi-purpose dial. Then learn how servos work and also write a script to monitor the CPU temperature and adjust the servo accordingly. |
| Hardware Project #5: IR Remote Discover how to add an IR receiver to a Raspberry Pi and control it with a remote. |
| Hardware Project #6: LCD 16x1 Character Display Hook up a 16x1 LCD display to a Raspberry Pi and control it using a kernel module. |
| Hardware Project #7: 8x8 LED Clock Connect a 8x8 LED array chip to your Raspberry Pi and control it using a C program that sets up a file device. Next, create a scrolling clock to display the time every few seconds! |
| Hardware Project #8: Analog Meter Connect a d'Arsonval galvanometer to your Raspberry Pi to create an digitally-controlled analog meter! |
