Raspberry Pi Full Stack

The following lists contain the parts and tools necessary to complete Raspberry Pi Full Stack Raspbian, and its sequel course "Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project".

You will find separate lists of hardware for these courses in this page.

Many of the items below are reusable and they will last for many years if you look after them. Other items like resistors, spacers and potentiometers come in packs that contain sufficient numbers to last for many projects.

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To complete the follow-up course "Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project", you can re-use most of the components from Raspberry Pi Full Stack, and add a few new ones.

There is a lot of flexibility in relation to the boards. You can use any Raspberry Pi, and any Arduino-compatible board. In the lectures, I use a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and an ESP32.

From the Raspberry Pi Full Stack list of parts (above) you can reuse all of the hardware except items 9 (the DHT22 sensor) and 14 (the NRF24 transceiver). In Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade projects I have replaced these parts with the BME280 sensor and the HC12 transceiver. In the Upgrade Project there is also a new OLED display with the SD1306 driver.

See details below:

nRF24L breakout board

This PCB breaks out the 2x4 header of the nRF24 module to a 1x8 header that works with standard breadboards.

It also contains a socket for a bypass capacitor.

Raspberry Pi breakout board HAT

This PCB contains sockets for a DHT22 sensor, an nRF24 transceiver, a push button, a bypass capacitor for the transceiver, and LEDs.

Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project - Breakout board HAT

This PCB contains sockets for a BME280 sensor, an HC12 transceiver, an OLED SD1306 display, two push buttons, a bypass capacitor for the transceiver, and three LEDs.

Raspberry Pi Full Stack Upgrade Project - ESP32 breakout

This PCB is for the ESP32 development board. It contains sockets for a BME280 sensor, an HC12 transceiver, a bypass capacitor for the transceiver, and one LEDs.