Questions tagged [compute-module]

For questions pertaining to the Raspberry Pi compute module.

The Raspberry Pi compute module combines the BCM2835 System-on-a-Chip with 4 GB of eMMC flash storage in a SODIMM form factor. This allows professional customers use Raspbery Pi technology in their own products, increased reliability and future upgradeability via new versions.

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flashing compute module with usbboot

I am trying to flash compute module using a RPI 2 from this manual: I did the following: Clone the usbboot tool repository: git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/raspberrypi/tools cd tools/usbboot libusb must be installed. If you are using…
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Raspberry Pi Compute Module schematics

I want to create a massive electrical switchboard PCB (24x 230V relays) with individual current and voltage monitoring using a RPi Compute Module as controller and the GPIO banks for controlling. Do any EAGLE (or other layouting program) example…
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Adding a LAN module to Compute Module 3

For an alarm with wired sensors and home automation purposes, I want to use a compute module 3 (for its eMMC reliability) but I have an issue ; I need a LAN connection. In one of your answers Eliette suggest to use an enc28j60 module but I already…
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Will there ever be an updated Compute Module?

I would really like to build a product with a Compute Module as its core. But the current module is essentially a Raspberry Pi 1 and the computing power would not be sufficient. When the Compute Module was released I read somewhere that upcoming…
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Cloning a project image from Raspberry Pi 4 (SD) to CM3+ (eMMC)

I'm relatively new to Raspberry Pi platform, and I made a project on Raspberry Pi 4 working on a 32Gb SD card. Now that my project is up and running I need to transfer it to an industrial extension board based on CM3+ (16Gb onboard eMMC). However, I…