Raspberry Pi Spectrometer
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This page collects efforts to develop a Raspberry Pi (#raspberry-pi) based spectrometer, building on Public Lab (and others') open source DIY spectrometer designs.
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.
Questions
Questions can be either frequently asked questions, or "next step" challenges we're looking to solve.
Activities
Activities show how to use this project, step by step.
| Purpose | Category | Status | Author | Time | Difficulty | Replications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assembling the Public Lab Lego Spectrometer | - | - | @warren | - | - | 1 replications: Try it » |
| Prepare an SD card for a Raspberry Pi camera from scratch | - | - | @warren | - | - | 1 replications: Try it » |
| Setting up the Raspberry Pi Camera for Wireless Streaming | - | - | @partsandcrafts | - | - | 0 replications: Try it » |
| A more compact spectrometer | - | - | @cristoforetti | - | - | 0 replications: Try it » |
| Image Sequencer on Raspberry PI | - | - | @tech4gt | - | - | 0 replications: Try it » |
Activities should include a materials list, costs and a step-by-step guide to construction with photos. Learn what makes a good activity here.