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Name

Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey)

Category

Enclosures and Cases

Description

A protective case designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi 3 single-board computer, providing a durable and stylish housing for your projects.

Functionality

The Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey) is a custom-designed enclosure that allows you to safely house your Raspberry Pi 3 board, protecting it from dust, scratches, and other environmental factors. The case provides a secure and stable platform for your projects, making it ideal for a wide range of applications, from DIY projects to commercial deployments.

Key Features

  • Custom Design: The case is specifically designed to fit the Raspberry Pi 3 board, ensuring a snug and secure fit.
  • Durable Construction: The case is made from high-quality plastic, providing a rugged and durable housing for your Raspberry Pi 3 board.
  • Easy Access: The case features easy access to the Raspberry Pi 3's ports, including the USB, Ethernet, and HDMI interfaces, making it convenient to connect peripherals and accessories.
  • Cooling System: The case has a built-in cooling system, complete with ventilation holes to help dissipate heat generated by the Raspberry Pi 3 board, ensuring reliable operation in demanding environments.
  • Mounting Options: The case features mounting holes for easy installation on walls, DIN rails, or other surfaces, providing flexibility for a variety of deployment scenarios.
  • Aesthetically Pleasing: The Black Grey color scheme gives the case a sleek and sophisticated appearance, making it suitable for use in professional or residential settings.
  • Easy Assembly: The case is easy to assemble and disassemble, allowing you to quickly access the Raspberry Pi 3 board for maintenance or upgrades.
  • Protection: The case provides excellent protection against dust, moisture, and other environmental factors, ensuring the longevity of your Raspberry Pi 3 board.

Material

High-quality plastic

Color

Black Grey

Dimensions

98mm x 71mm x 25mm (L x W x H)

Weight

60g

Compatibility

Raspberry Pi 3 board

Mounting Options

Wall, DIN rail, or surface mounting

Cooling System

Ventilation holes for heat dissipation

Certifications and Compliance

CE certified

RoHS compliant

REACH compliant

Warranty and Support

1-year limited warranty

Dedicated customer support team

Extensive documentation and resources available online

Packaging

Individual unit or bulk packaging available

Shipping

Worldwide shipping via courier services

Lead Time

Typically 3-5 business days

The Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey) is a high-quality enclosure that provides excellent protection, durability, and style for your Raspberry Pi 3 projects. With its easy access, cooling system, and mounting options, this case is an ideal choice for a wide range of applications, from DIY projects to commercial deployments.

Pin Configuration

  • Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey) Pinout Guide
  • The Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey) is a popular enclosure for the Raspberry Pi 3 single-board computer. In this guide, we will explore the pinouts of the Raspberry Pi 3 and provide a step-by-step explanation of each pin, as well as guidance on how to connect them.
  • GPIO Pins
  • The Raspberry Pi 3 has a total of 40 GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) pins, which can be used for a variety of purposes such as connecting sensors, actuators, and other peripherals. Here is a breakdown of each GPIO pin:
  • GPIO Pinout:
  • Pin 1: 3.3V Power
  • + Description: Provides 3.3V power output
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require 3.3V power
  • Pin 2: 5V Power
  • + Description: Provides 5V power output
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require 5V power
  • Pin 3: GPIO 2
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 4: 5V Power
  • + Description: Provides 5V power output
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require 5V power
  • Pin 5: GPIO 3
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 6: Ground
  • + Description: Provides a ground connection
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require a ground connection
  • Pin 7: GPIO 4
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 8: GPIO 14 (UART TXD)
  • + Description: UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver-Transmitter) transmit pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require UART communication, such as a serial console or a Bluetooth module
  • Pin 9: Ground
  • + Description: Provides a ground connection
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require a ground connection
  • Pin 10: GPIO 15 (UART RXD)
  • + Description: UART receive pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require UART communication, such as a serial console or a Bluetooth module
  • Pin 11: GPIO 17
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 12: GPIO 18
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 13: GPIO 27
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 14: Ground
  • + Description: Provides a ground connection
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require a ground connection
  • Pin 15: GPIO 22
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 16: GPIO 23
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 17: 3.3V Power
  • + Description: Provides 3.3V power output
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require 3.3V power
  • Pin 18: GPIO 24
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 19: GPIO 10 (SPI MOSI)
  • + Description: SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) master out slave in pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require SPI communication, such as an SD card reader or a display module
  • Pin 20: Ground
  • + Description: Provides a ground connection
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require a ground connection
  • Pin 21: GPIO 9 (SPI MISO)
  • + Description: SPI master in slave out pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require SPI communication, such as an SD card reader or a display module
  • Pin 22: GPIO 25 (SPI SCK)
  • + Description: SPI clock pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require SPI communication, such as an SD card reader or a display module
  • Pin 23: GPIO 11 (SPI CE0)
  • + Description: SPI chip enable 0 pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require SPI communication, such as an SD card reader or a display module
  • Pin 24: GPIO 8 (SPI CE1)
  • + Description: SPI chip enable 1 pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require SPI communication, such as an SD card reader or a display module
  • Pin 25: Ground
  • + Description: Provides a ground connection
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require a ground connection
  • Pin 26: GPIO 7
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 27: 5V Power
  • + Description: Provides 5V power output
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require 5V power
  • Pin 28: GPIO 1
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 29: GPIO 5
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 30: GPIO 6
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 31: Ground
  • + Description: Provides a ground connection
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require a ground connection
  • Pin 32: GPIO 12
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 33: GPIO 13
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 34: Ground
  • + Description: Provides a ground connection
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require a ground connection
  • Pin 35: GPIO 19
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 36: GPIO 16
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 37: GPIO 26
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 38: GPIO 20
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Pin 39: Ground
  • + Description: Provides a ground connection
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require a ground connection
  • Pin 40: GPIO 21
  • + Description: General purpose I/O pin
  • + Connection: Connect to devices such as sensors, LEDs, or buttons
  • Power and Ground Pins
  • In addition to the GPIO pins, the Raspberry Pi 3 has several power and ground pins that provide power to the board and connect to external devices.
  • Pins 1, 2, 4, 17: 3.3V Power
  • + Description: Provides 3.3V power output
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require 3.3V power
  • Pins 2, 4, 27: 5V Power
  • + Description: Provides 5V power output
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require 5V power
  • Pins 6, 9, 14, 20, 25, 30, 34, 39: Ground
  • + Description: Provides a ground connection
  • + Connection: Connect to devices that require a ground connection
  • Connecting the Pins
  • When connecting devices to the Raspberry Pi 3, it's essential to ensure that you use the correct pins and connections to avoid damaging the board or the connected devices. Here are some general guidelines to follow:
  • Use a breadboard or PCB to connect devices to the Raspberry Pi 3.
  • Use jumper wires or dupont cables to connect devices to the GPIO pins.
  • Ensure that the devices you connect are compatible with the voltage and current ratings of the Raspberry Pi 3.
  • Use a resistor or voltage regulator if necessary to ensure that the devices are powered correctly.
  • Follow the datasheet and documentation for the devices you are connecting to ensure that you use the correct pins and connections.
  • By following these guidelines and understanding the pinout of the Raspberry Pi 3, you can connect a wide range of devices and peripherals to create innovative IoT projects.

Code Examples

Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey) Documentation
Overview
The Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey) is a high-quality enclosure designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi 3 model. This case provides a sturdy and protective housing for your Raspberry Pi board, ensuring safe operation and ease of use.
Features
Compatible with Raspberry Pi 3 model
 Made of high-quality ABS plastic
 Black and grey color scheme
 Easy to assemble and disassemble
 Provides access to all Raspberry Pi ports
 Durable and protective design
Code Examples
### Example 1: Basic Raspberry Pi Setup with Python
In this example, we will show how to use the Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey) to set up a basic Raspberry Pi system with Python.
Hardware Requirements
Raspberry Pi 3 board
 Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey)
 MicroSD card (with Raspbian OS installed)
 Power supply
 HDMI cable
 Keyboard and mouse
Software Requirements
Raspbian OS
 Python 3.x
Code
```python
# Import required libraries
import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
import time
# Set up GPIO mode
GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM)
# Define LED pin
LED_PIN = 17
# Set up LED pin as output
GPIO.setup(LED_PIN, GPIO.OUT)
# Blink LED
while True:
    GPIO.output(LED_PIN, GPIO.HIGH)
    time.sleep(1)
    GPIO.output(LED_PIN, GPIO.LOW)
    time.sleep(1)
```
This code sets up a basic LED blinking program using Python on the Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey) provides a secure and protective environment for the Raspberry Pi board.
### Example 2: Home Automation with Node.js
In this example, we will show how to use the Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey) to create a home automation system using Node.js.
Hardware Requirements
Raspberry Pi 3 board
 Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey)
 MicroSD card (with Raspbian OS installed)
 Power supply
 HDMI cable
 Keyboard and mouse
 Relay module
 Home appliances (e.g., lamp, fan)
Software Requirements
Raspbian OS
 Node.js
 npm (Node Package Manager)
Code
```javascript
const gpio = require('rpi-gpio');
// Set up GPIO mode
gpio.setup(17, gpio.DIR_OUT);
// Define relay pin
const RELAY_PIN = 17;
// Set up relay pin as output
gpio.write(RELAY_PIN, 1, () => {
  console.log('Relay is on');
});
// Turn relay off after 5 seconds
setTimeout(() => {
  gpio.write(RELAY_PIN, 0, () => {
    console.log('Relay is off');
  });
}, 5000);
```
This code sets up a basic home automation system using Node.js on the Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Black Grey) provides a durable and protective environment for the Raspberry Pi board, allowing it to operate reliably in a home automation setup.
Note: These examples are for demonstration purposes only and may require additional setup and configuration to work with your specific hardware and software setup.