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1. #ARDUINO VS RASPBERRY INSTALL#
2. #ARDUINO VS RASPBERRY DRIVER#
3. #ARDUINO VS RASPBERRY WINDOWS 10#
4. #ARDUINO VS RASPBERRY SOFTWARE#

Pi can be converted into a webserver, VPN server, print server, database server etc. If anyone wants to build a complex project like an advanced robot or the project where things need to be controlled from a web page over internet then Pi is the best choice. Pi is capable of doing multiple tasks at a time like a computer. This is the main advantage of Raspberry Pi. Below we will discuss some of its advantages over Arduino: Raspberry Pi’s power and its easiness is the main attraction of it, over Arduino. One can think that Arduino is the best, after reading its merits over Raspberry Pi, but wait, it’s completely depends on your project that which platform should be used.

Obviously Arduino is cheaper than Raspberry Pi, Arduino costs around $10-20 depending on the version, while price of Raspberry is around $35-40. Pi is a powerful hardware, it needs continuous 5v power supply and it is difficult to run it on Batteries, while Arduino needs less power can easily be powered using a battery pack. It can start running the code again on resuming the power. While Arduino is just a plug and play device which can be turned ON and OFF at any point of time, without any risk of damage. Raspberry Pi runs on a OS so it must be properly shut down before turning OFF the power, otherwise OS & applications may get corrupt and Pi can be damaged. And the coding in Arduino is simpler, while one needs to have knowledge of Linux and its commands for using the Raspberry pi.

#ARDUINO VS RASPBERRY INSTALL#

While in Raspberry pi, there is much overhead for simply reading those sensors, we need to install some libraries and softwares for interfacing these sensors and components. It’s very easy to interface analog sensors, motors and other electronic components with Arduino, with just few lines of code. To understand the difference between Arduino and Raspberry Pi, we adopted an approach where we will discuss the merits and demerits of both the hardwares over each other. Raspberry pi was first introduced in year 2012 while Arduino in 2005. Both the inventors are teachers and they develop these hardware platforms as a design learning tool for their students. They both are inve­nted in European countries, like Raspberry Pi is developed by Eben Upton in UK and Arduino is developed by Massimo Banzi in Italy. There are many Arduino boards like Arduino UNO, Arduino PRO, Arduino MEGA, Arduino DUE etc.Īlthough they are quite different but there are some similarities in terms of their inception.

#ARDUINO VS RASPBERRY SOFTWARE#

It doesn’t need any OS and software applications to run, we just need to write few lines of code to make it use. But it is a great hardware for electronics projects. It has several models and revisions like Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi 2, Raspberry Pi Model B+ etc.Īrduino is a microcontroller, which is not as much powerful as Raspberry Pi, and can be considered as a one component on computer system.

#ARDUINO VS RASPBERRY DRIVER#

Like a computer, It has memory, processor, USB ports, audio output, graphic driver for HDMI output and as it runs on Linux, most of the linux software applications can be installed on it.

#ARDUINO VS RASPBERRY WINDOWS 10#

can be installed on Pi, even Windows 10 version is also available for Pi. Rasbian is the official OS for Raspberry Pi, where other third party OSes like Firefox OS, Android, RISC OS, Ubuntu Mate etc. Raspberry Pi is a fully functioned computer, a system-on-chip (SoC) device, which runs on a Linux operating system specially designed for it, named Rasbian. So here I am covering mostly all the aspects which make them easy to take the decision over the choice of Arduino vs. But beginners and students often get confused between them ­, like which board to use for their project or which board is easy to learn or why should they use Arduino over Pi and vice versa. Experienced and professionals know the utility and differences between the two. Arduino and Raspberry Pi are the most popular boards among the students, hobbyists and professionals.