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Want to create HD video and still photographs from your Raspberry Pi or Compute Module? Well picture this: Utilising the IMX219PQ image sensor from Sony which offers high-speed video imaging and high sensitivity, The Raspberry Pi HD Camera Module V2 includes 8 megapixels of high quality imaging, reduced image contamination and automatic control functions such as exposure control, white balance and luminance detection. Whether you are trying out time-lapse or doing some wildlife watching, there is plenty to play with here.
£25.79
If you're looking for something that will take away the complexity of designing network connectivity into a product, the nifty little XPort is your go-to guy. With networking features including a 10BaseT/100BaseTX Ethernet connection and an SoC with operating system, embedded web server, e-mail alerts and full TCP/IP protocol stack, it incorporates all the other required hardware and software in an extended RJ45 PCB-mounting socket.
£49.85
If you are looking for a development board for a more complex project, the Arduino Mega 2560 is for you. Ideal for use in 3D printing and robotics, this handy bit of kit is based on the ATmega2560 Microcontroller, and can be used both standalone or connected to a PC. Amongst other fantastic features, with 54 x digital I/O pins, 16 Analogue inputs and 4 UART, it will certainly keep you busy.
£34.09
Fantastically compact, the RCM3200 RabbitCore processor module gives you the features and performance for embedded control systems, providing secure data communication with integrated Ethernet connectivity. You'll even find a full-featured C compiler, editor and in-circuit debugger in the Dynamic C Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
£93.72
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