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| − | Welcome to the Wiki Page of my Final Project for CSC270: Digital Circuits Systems. | + | Welcome to the Wiki Page of my Final Project for CSC270: Digital Circuits Systems. The purpose of this project is to create three configurations using various Elegoo Gadgets including a Mega2560 Arduino, Raspberry Pi and a 64-LED matrix. These configurations will each be able to execute a task as detailed in the outline. |
=Plan= | =Plan= | ||
==Outline== | ==Outline== | ||
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| + | The objectives explained in the Introduction will be achieved in 3 parts: | ||
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| + | # Connect a 64-LED matrix display to a Mega2560 Arduino and program it to display my name, "L I Z E T T E". | ||
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| + | # Demonstrate a master - worker model by establishing an i2c link between a Raspberry Pi and a Mega2560 Arduino. The Raspberry Pi will send a word to the Arduino. The Arduino will implement a Atbash Cipher on the word, then send it back to the Raspberry Pi. | ||
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| + | # Retrieve Seattle, Washington's current weather from weather.com using a Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi will send it to the Arduino, which will display the data on the 64-LED matrix display. | ||
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| + | I will be programming the Raspberry Pi and Arduino in Python. | ||
==Materials== | ==Materials== | ||
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| + | # Mega2560 Arduino | ||
| + | # Raspberry Pi 3 | ||
| + | # 64-LED Matrix | ||
| + | # Breadboard | ||
| + | # Wires | ||
| + | # Resistors | ||
==Resources== | ==Resources== | ||
Revision as of 00:58, 2 May 2020
Contents
Lizette Carpenter's Final Project
Introduction
Welcome to the Wiki Page of my Final Project for CSC270: Digital Circuits Systems. The purpose of this project is to create three configurations using various Elegoo Gadgets including a Mega2560 Arduino, Raspberry Pi and a 64-LED matrix. These configurations will each be able to execute a task as detailed in the outline.
Plan
Outline
The objectives explained in the Introduction will be achieved in 3 parts:
- Connect a 64-LED matrix display to a Mega2560 Arduino and program it to display my name, "L I Z E T T E".
- Demonstrate a master - worker model by establishing an i2c link between a Raspberry Pi and a Mega2560 Arduino. The Raspberry Pi will send a word to the Arduino. The Arduino will implement a Atbash Cipher on the word, then send it back to the Raspberry Pi.
- Retrieve Seattle, Washington's current weather from weather.com using a Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi will send it to the Arduino, which will display the data on the 64-LED matrix display.
I will be programming the Raspberry Pi and Arduino in Python.
Materials
- Mega2560 Arduino
- Raspberry Pi 3
- 64-LED Matrix
- Breadboard
- Wires
- Resistors
