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3.1 3 Arduino Vs Raspberry

Arduino is an embedded system with no operating system, primarily programmed in C and C++, and is best suited for beginners. In contrast, Raspberry Pi is a small computer system running Raspberry Pi OS, supporting multiple programming languages, and is ideal for advanced designers. Key differences include power consumption, connectivity options, and price, with Arduino being lower in cost and power usage compared to Raspberry Pi.

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3.1 3 Arduino Vs Raspberry

Arduino is an embedded system with no operating system, primarily programmed in C and C++, and is best suited for beginners. In contrast, Raspberry Pi is a small computer system running Raspberry Pi OS, supporting multiple programming languages, and is ideal for advanced designers. Key differences include power consumption, connectivity options, and price, with Arduino being lower in cost and power usage compared to Raspberry Pi.

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Arduino Vs Raspberry Pi

Parameters Arduino Raspberry Pi


Device  Embedded System {Microcontroller}  Small Computer System {Microprocessor}
Operating System  None
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 Raspberry Pi OS

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Programming  C, C++  Python, Scratch, C, C++, HTML/CSS, Java,

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Language JavaScript, jQuery, Erlang, Perl, etc
Extra Features  Arduino Shields

g F  HATs {Hardware Attached on Top}

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Logic Level Voltage  5V  3.2V
Wireless Connectivity

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 No on board wireless connectivity. Using  Wi-Fi, Bluetooth on board.

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Arduino shields, it can be done.

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Internet Connectivity  No on board internet connectivity. Using  Wi-Fi, Ethernet on board.

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Arduino shields, it can be done.

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Hardware/ Software  Open Source {Arduino IDE}  Closed Source
Communication  USB, I2C, SPI, UART  Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, Video, Camera,
USB, I2C, SPI, UART etc.
Power Consumption  Low  High
Price  Around 10 to 25 $  Around 35 $
User  Best for beginner  Best for advance designer

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