the Blinkt! strip.FIGURE 17-8: Black HAT Hack3R, giving two sets of GPIO pins.FIGURE 17-9: APA102C driver circuit.FIGURE 17-10: Some shapes from the RasPio Inspiring LED strip range.FIGURE 17-11: Adafruit’s high-density matrix display.FIGURE 17-12: Making a matrix with raster wiring and serpentine raster wiring.FIGURE 17-13: Wiring up a battery-powered Pi Pico controller.FIGURE 17-14: Our battery-powered Pi Pico controller.18 Chapter 18FIGURE 18-1: Block diagram of an RFID system.FIGURE 18-2: Mounting a reader on a breadboard.FIGURE 18-3: Schematic and layout for attaching to a Pi.FIGURE 18-4: Doll clothes RFID cards. FIGURE 18-5: Dolls we created. FIGURE 18-6: Audacity.FIGURE 18-7: Old McDonald’s farm.
19 Chapter 19FIGURE 19-1: Penguins Puzzle is a cute 3D puzzle game. FIGURE 19-2: Two plot examples from Mathematica. FIGURE 19-3: Generate colorful fractal images easily using Fraqtive. FIGURE 19-4: Tux Paint turns every child into an artist. And us, too. FIGURE 19-5: Beneath a Steel Sky, an interactive science-fiction story. FIGURE 19-6: Testing Pure Data (Pd).FIGURE 19-7: Making a theremin using Pure Data (Pd).FIGURE 19-8: A beer mat design created using Inkscape.
20 Chapter 20FIGURE 20-1: The design for the Magic Mirror, showing where the Raspberry Pi ca...
21 Chapter 21FIGURE 21-1: The Flat Hat Hacker (left) and Raspberry Pi 400 GPIO Adapter (righ...FIGURE 21-2: The Picade console with 10-inch screen.FIGURE 21-3: The HATs in this chapter, left to right from the upper left: Piano...
22 AppendixFIGURE A-1: The Nano text editor with the config.txt file open.
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