This page collects efforts to develop a Raspberry Pi (#raspberry-pi) based spectrometer, building on Public Lab (and others') open source [DIY spectrometer designs](/wiki/spectrometry). ## Design goals The Raspberry Pi camera (especially the version 2 camera) is very sensitive and good resolution, very inexpensive (<$20), has very low baseline noise, and is extremely configurable. ## Software You can now [download ready-to-use camera software on our Pi Builder page](/pi-builder). ## Questions Questions can be either frequently asked questions, or "next step" challenges we're looking to solve. [questions:raspberry-pi-spectrometer] ## Activities Activities show how to use this project, step by step. [activities:raspberry-pi-spectrometer] ...
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| dhaffnersr | "Sounds good, the 3D printed prototype looks cool also! " | Read more » | almost 8 years ago | |||
| cristoforetti | "Thanks dhaffnersr, that dimension shouldn't be a problem. Probably I will need to modify a bit the design, shifting the optics 5mm to the left sho..." | Read more » | almost 8 years ago | |||
| dhaffnersr | "hey cristoforetti, my web cam's dimension's are 32mm X 32mm, so your project is pretty small I hope it will work, as far as the mirrors, if i were..." | Read more » | almost 8 years ago | |||
| cristoforetti | "@dhaffnersr: assuming that the angles are right I think that it will be crucial to have good mirrors reflecting on a wide range of wavelengths with..." | Read more » | almost 8 years ago | |||
| dhaffnersr | "This is certainly a very ambitious undertaking. 70X70mm that would be pretty amazing. " | Read more » | almost 8 years ago |