![]() This is the current way of interacting with GPIO. This repo uses the new character device interface /dev/gpiochipN provided by the upstream kernel. Common gpio python modules like RPi.GPIO won't work anymore. Note: Unlike Raspios, several Linux distros, like Fedora 32+, are already compiled without the legacy interface, so there’s no /sys/class/gpio on the system. GPIO 12/18 are on one channel, GPIO 13/19 on the other. However there are only two channels, so only two different PWM streams can be generated at a time. The PWM (hardware controlled) signal can be generated on GPIO 12/13/18/19. PWM uses the width of the pulses to control the average voltage. The official raspberry fan adda ad0205dx-k59 (30mm x 30mm) mounted in a 3d printed holder so it fits like a 40mx40m fan. The official raspberry pi fan has PWM support. To do so you can use a cooling fan with PWM ( Pulse Width Modulation) support. In such a case it is very usefull to dynamicly control the fan speed, so it will cool faster when the cpu gets hotter and (most important) slow down when it is not needed. If you have a couple of raspberries, all these fans will produce to much noice. I tried lots of fans and they all make some noice. Since the raspberry pi 4 was released, a fan to cool down the board became more common. Runs on raspberry 32bit and 64bit, tested on raspberry 2B, 3B+ and 4B (4GB/8GB model). ![]()
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