Can my RPi B+ control a Apto® CAN-BUS Shield for Arduino? - Raspberry Pi Forums
i started can-bus world , therefore looking can boards.
came across 2 of them.
pican - http://skpang.co.uk/catalog/pican-canbu ... -1196.html
apto arduino - http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/b00xq4h ... guag34h3q8
second 1 best "commercial perspective", explicitly says (for arduino).
possible control via raspberry pi b+ too?
came across 2 of them.
pican - http://skpang.co.uk/catalog/pican-canbu ... -1196.html
apto arduino - http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/b00xq4h ... guag34h3q8
second 1 best "commercial perspective", explicitly says (for arduino).
possible control via raspberry pi b+ too?
many arduino peripherals have 5 volt interfaces. rpi has 3.3 volt gpios not 5 volt tolerant. (that means rpi can permanently damaged.)
feeding 5 volt signals rpi accomplished couple of resistors.
in other direction there few possibilities. peripheral may recognise 3.3 volts logical high , work fine. or may not , simple transistor buffer needed. or peripheral may have pullup 5 volts damage rpi , buffer required.
use of rpi 5 volt systems should readily found on web.
without knowing exact details of second product mention, cannot advise further.
feeding 5 volt signals rpi accomplished couple of resistors.
in other direction there few possibilities. peripheral may recognise 3.3 volts logical high , work fine. or may not , simple transistor buffer needed. or peripheral may have pullup 5 volts damage rpi , buffer required.
use of rpi 5 volt systems should readily found on web.
without knowing exact details of second product mention, cannot advise further.
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