Raspberry-Pi-Kochbuch: Lösungen für alle Software- und Hardware-Probleme. Für alle Versionen inklusive Pi 3 & Zero (Animals)

by Simon Monk, Peter Klicman (Translator)

Das Raspberry-Pi-Universum wächst täglich. Ständig werden neue Erweiterungs-Boards und Software-Bibliotheken für den Single-Board-Computer entwickelt.

Die zweite Ausgabe dieses beliebten Kochbuchs bietet mehr als 240 Hands-on-Rezepte für den Betrieb des kleinen Low-Cost-Computers mit Linux und für die Programmierung des Pi mit Python. Außerdem erläutert es die Anbindung von Sensoren, Motoren und anderer Hardware, einschließlich Arduino und das Internet der Dinge.

Power-Maker und Autor Simon Monk vermittelt grundlegendes Know-how, das Ihnen hilft, auch neue Technologien und Entwicklungen zu verstehen und so mit dem Raspberry-Pi-Ökosystem mitzuwachsen. Dieses Kochbuch ist ideal für Programmierer und Bastler, die mit dem Pi bereits erste Erfahrungen gemacht haben. Alle Codebeispiele sind auf der Website zum Buch verfügbar.

- Richten Sie Ihren Raspberry Pi ein und verbinden Sie ihn mit dem Netz.
- Arbeiten Sie mit seinem Linux-basierten Betriebssystem Raspbian.
- Lernen Sie, den Pi mit Python zu programmieren.
- Verleihen Sie Ihrem Pi »Augen« für Anwendungen, die maschinelles Sehen erfordern.
- Steuern Sie Hardware über den GPIO-Anschluss.
- Verwenden Sie den Raspberry Pi, um unterschiedliche Motoren zu betreiben.
- Arbeiten Sie mit Schaltern, Tastaturen und anderen digitalen Eingaben.
- Verwenden Sie Sensoren zur Messung von Temperatur, Licht und Entfernung.
- Realisieren Sie auf verschiedenen Wegen eine Verbindung zu IoT-Geräten.
- Entwerfen Sie dynamische Projekte mit Raspberry Pi und dem Arduino.

Genres: Programming, Ebooks, Technology, Technical, Reference, Computers, Science

918 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2013

Reviews

[Donald · Rating 3 out of 5]

Pretty good overview for beginners. A good share of the book is a basic overview of Linux and Python, which is probably useful for people coming from typical Windows/Mac backgrounds. Some is already dated after a few years. The core of the book involves instructions on how to set up simple electronics projects like attaching a camera. I was more interested in this for Internet of Things and Home Automation purposes, and there isn't really a lot of that. It was worth reading to get a broader sense of what the Pi is capable of.

[Patrice Monassier · Rating 1 out of 5]

Pour les néophytes et uniquement eux. Cet ensemble de "recettes" papillonne entre informatique, électronique et ne rentre jamais dans les arcanes de la chose étudiée. Cela survole quelques sujets déjà abordés sur le net. Est-ce que ce livre vaut la peine d'être acheté ? non. Même les débutants auront tout intérêt d'aller vers Raspberry Hacks ou Hacking Raspberry Pi...
Les linuxiens, les électroniciens même débutants devront fuir cet ouvrage car la grande majorité (si ce n'est l'ensemble) des sujets abordés sont parfaitement documentés sur le net (avec foison de tutorats, d'expériences).

[Boris Crismancich · Rating 5 out of 5]

Overwhelming! Fantastic!

You just need this book and a raspberry pi and you can change the world. It's so easy to read and understand - our 12yo son learned python with it in hours (!). The examples in the book are perfect and cover the whole world of raspberry pi. The installation, the operating system, programs on pi, programming, electronics, sensors and components, combination with arduino. Its by all means the best technical guide I have ever read. And: Its fun to read. Really. Buy it. Now. :)

[Santosh Kumar · Rating 4 out of 5]

I have definitely not finished reading this book. But I have completed 2/3rd of the chapters.

The reason I started this book was to aid myself in home automation journey. And as the nature of this book is of "cookbook", it's impractical for me to follow each recipe mentioned as the book is designed to cover a wide array of hardware which is going to be useless for me in long run.

I'd recommend this book to people who are early in their electrical engineering or robotics journey.

Will get back to this book when required. I'm marking this book as read for now.

[Travis · Rating 3 out of 5]

A very nice overview of some of what you can do with a raspberry pi. This book concentrates on connecting various sensors and add-on boards to the pi, rather than what you can do with a pi in it's default configuration, but it's pretty informative anyway, and can provide lots of ideas for projects, and help get you started enjoying the power of a pi, and learn how to use it to do just about anything you want. Very nicely done.

[Matt Heavner · Rating 4 out of 5]

a good cookbook. A broad scope with just enough information to get started. Fun to browse and get ideas but also a good reference to have in case a beginner ran into a problem and wanted a "goto" reference and sometimes felt overwhelmed by web search results.

[Billal Teiba · Rating 3 out of 5]

Mediocre one
works fine for starters with no prior knowledge of RPi
Not much technical but more general

[Eric · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

Not yet another "for dummies" but more of a reference books. Essential elements of electronics and python are presented so the beginner is not overwhelmed with facts, and the advanced reader is still satisfied. Reading this book gives the reader ideas for new projects, and enough knowledge to achieve them.This is the kind of book that can be used for both teaching and fun.

[Alistair Young · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good and informative reference. My one criticism would be that I'd rather have had more Pi-specific and/or hardware-interfacing recipes rather than the material on Linux and Python in the early chapters, since not being Pi-specific, introductory, reference, and cookbook information for those is readily available elsewhere.

[Alfredo Espinoza Arreola · Rating 5 out of 5]

From zero to 99%

An excellent approach to learn and take the basis to potentiate the use of raspberry and liked it to arduino.
The professionals with background in industrial PLC’s and MMI, will take a lot of ideas from this excellent book.

[Synaps · Rating 5 out of 5]

The cheap, micro-computer Raspberry Pi may be the best way to learn about computers, and this Cookbook may be the best way to learn about Raspberry Pi: Its "recipes" form an accessible, complete, and practical introduction to the nouvelle cuisine of programming and electronics.

[Harry Douglas Russell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun and Practical both

Great choice of projects.
Very useful information for each project.
eg
3 methods of remotely controlling Raspberry Pi.
3 ways to control voltage based position servo.
circuits for power control.
projects w many useful peripherals .

[Ben · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a big book of Raspberry Pi projects.

Some really cool projects detailed here.

Would recommend if you enjoy tinkering and building cool things.

A few to these items I worked on too!

4.3/5

[Ney Guerrero · Rating 4 out of 5]

For a beginner, I think this is a good book, for everyone else probably you already covered 90%.

[Britt Freeman · Rating 3 out of 5]

python sections are pretty good. everything else is info that's been repeated in about 100 other places. over great place to start if haven't read any other rpi works.

[A · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great introduction to solve a wide variety of problems, not only on a Raspberry Pi, but in Linux in general. The Python section feels a bit outdated, but it is a great book nonetheless.