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- | ====== A blackout detector for the Raspberry PI ====== | ||
- | ===== Intro ===== | ||
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- | This are my first steps into electronics. I have power problems at my current home, | ||
- | with random blackouts that are driving me crazy. These are specially annoying when | ||
- | you are out of home (vacation) and there is nobody there to put the big | ||
- | switch again on. | ||
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- | Instead of complaing to the gods for my misfortune, I tried to workaround this | ||
- | problem in the nerd's way: I have constructed a blackout detector that sends | ||
- | me a message to my phone when the power goes off at home. So, if I am outside, | ||
- | at least I will know it. | ||
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- | ===== The idea ===== | ||
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- | I one of those fortunate guys who have an UPS at home. It is not a powerfull one, | ||
- | but at least is enough to save your data and prevent a disaster. Having this and | ||
- | a Raspberry PI, the only thing is a power detector to wire it to the GPIO bus and | ||
- | I will have my blackout detector. | ||
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- | I did this by stabilizing a spare power source from an old phone and tame its output | ||
- | to 3.3V, the voltage needed by the input pins of the GPIO bus. | ||
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- | ==== Ladies and gentlemen, the power source ==== | ||
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