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Audrino Vs Raspberry Pi

Audrino is an open-source microcontroller platform that reads inputs and produces outputs, typically using C/C++ for programming. In contrast, Raspberry Pi is a fully functional computer with a dedicated OS, capable of running various applications and supporting internet connectivity. Key differences include Audrino's simpler hardware and lower power consumption compared to Raspberry Pi's complex structure and higher processing capabilities.

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Audrino Vs Raspberry Pi

Audrino is an open-source microcontroller platform that reads inputs and produces outputs, typically using C/C++ for programming. In contrast, Raspberry Pi is a fully functional computer with a dedicated OS, capable of running various applications and supporting internet connectivity. Key differences include Audrino's simpler hardware and lower power consumption compared to Raspberry Pi's complex structure and higher processing capabilities.

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What is Audrino?

Audrino is an open-source electronic device that can read inputs (such as light on a
sensor, finger on a button, or a Twitter message), and based on these inputs produces
output (such as turning on an LED or activating a motor).

Features
 Most of the Arduino boards come with an 8-bit Microcontroller.
 32k bytes of flash memory and 2k bytes of SRAM (Static Random Access
Memory).
 Input voltage required- 7 V – 12V
 Arduino uses C/C++ as a programming language.
 Digital I/O pins- 14
 Analog Input pins- 6
 Clock frequency-
 Processor speed ranges from 8 MHz to 400 MHz. The average speed of most of
the Arduinos is 16 MHz.
 Flash Memory- 32KB
 It is limited to IDE (Integrated Development Environment)

What is Raspberry Pi?


A small, fully functional computer that can be plugged into a computer monitor,
keyboard, and mouse. It has all qualities of a PC- a dedicated processor, memory, and a
graphics driver. It even has its own operating system called Raspberry Pi OS which is an
optimized version of Linux.

Raspberry Pi does not offer storage, but you can use microSD cards to store whatever OS
(Raspberry Pi, Ubuntu Mate, etc) you like. Raspberry Pi also contains Bluetooth, ethernet, and
WiFi-based connectivity, so it can also be used to transfer files over the internet.
Raspberry Pi project design and the software are not open-source.

Features of Raspberry Pi
 Superior software implementation
 64-bit Quad-core processor
 Large RAM (latest Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Board has up to 8G of RAM)
 Processor speed- 700MHz- 1.5GHz
 Raspberry Pi has 40 input/output pins.
 It can be connected to the Internet.
 It can run all kinds of applications (including MS Office and Email).
 It contains everything- CPU (Central Processing Unit), GPU (Graphics Processing
Unit), Ethernet port, GPIO (General-purpose Input/Output) pins, and power
source connector.

Difference between Arduino and Raspberry Pi


Basis Arduino Raspberry Pi
Arduino is an open-source project.
Both hardware and software of
License Both its software and hardware design
Raspberry Pi are closed source.
are open source.

Clock 16 MHz (Arduino UNO) Up to 1.5 GHz in Raspberry Pi 4 B


Frequency
Requires less RAM (2kB) Requires large RAM (more than 1 GB)
RAM

CPU 8-bit 64-bit


Architecture
Arduino’s logic level is 5V. Raspberry Pi’s logic level is 3V.
Logic level

Power Consumes about 200 MW of power Consumes about 700 MW of power


Consumption
Raspberry Pi is based on a
Arduino is a Microcontroller
Based on microprocessor

Hardware Simple hardware structure Complex hardware Structure


Structure
Raspberry Pi supports its own Linux-
Arduino boards are programmable
Software based operating system Raspberry Pi
using C/C++ languages.
OS. You can also install the OS you like.
Arduino does not have internet
Raspberry Pi has a built-in Ethernet port
Internet support. You need additional modules
and WiFi support.
or shields to connect it to the internet.
Arduino boards are cheaper. Raspberry Pi boards are expensive.
Cost
From Atmega Family From ARM Family
Control Unit
Arduino is generally used to perform Raspberry Pi can perform multiple tasks
Capability single (and simple) tasks repeatedly. simultaneously.
Arduino does not support Bluetooth or Raspberry Pi supports Bluetooth and
Wireless
WiFi. WiFi.
connectivity
Traffic light countdown timer, Parking Robot controller, Game servers, Stop
Applications
lot counter, Weighing machines, etc. motion cameras, etc.

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