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Simple din rail housing for Pi zero

hwhardsoft
hwhardsoft
6 Aug 2016

Hi,

 

I want to introduce a new enclosure project for the Pi Zero. It's a new din rail housing and protoboard with integrated voltage regulator.

 

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  • hwhardsoft
    hwhardsoft over 8 years ago +3
    that was exactely the idea behind this enclosure set. You can integrate other ciruits or boards together with a Pi_Zero (W) on a din rail.... Here another example with a Homematic IO-Module for the Homematic…
  • balearicdynamics
    balearicdynamics over 9 years ago in reply to fvan +2
    Frederick, I think that we should put the attention on the difference existing between a DIN rail enclosure and a simply standardised board with a couple of some more connectors. Price is the issue for…
  • hwhardsoft
    hwhardsoft over 9 years ago +2
    Hi, thx for you comments. Sorry, but I can't see a relationship between the price of the PiZero and especially this product. As Enrico explained, this is not a standard case - it's a problem solver, if…
  • shabaz
    shabaz over 9 years ago in reply to uscdadnyc

    Hi Edward, exactly as you say, 5 hours difference currently, it is 6pm here now, so sunshine for just under a couple more hours at this time of the year.

    Wow, that's dedication, watching the wedding live at that time : )

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    uscdadnyc over 9 years ago in reply to shabaz

    I think that the UK is 5 or 6 hours ahead of the eastern US Coast (depends upon on whether (Daylight Savings is involved)) AAR I assume you are not subject to the Noon Day Sun,  right Now.  B/C I know of the Saying: "Only Mad Dogs and Englishmen go out in the Noon-Day Sun". You couldn't get me out there. Not even to see the Royal couple of William & Kate. My adult daughter is a different story, on the day of the W & K Wedding, she attend a Live Broadcast in New York City -proper (Manhattan) at about 2-3AM

    USCDADNYC (NY NY USA)

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    shabaz over 9 years ago in reply to uscdadnyc

    Hi Edward!

    I'm based in the (currently unusually hot) UK.

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    hwhardsoft over 9 years ago in reply to uscdadnyc

    Hi,

     

    we are using for the RasPiBox Zero the LM2675 circuit. It's a really good tested design from our older  'RaspPiBox Open Plus' kits....  The switching regulator isn't visible in the pictures above, because it is placed on the backside of the pcb. (In the actual 'RaspPiBox Open Plus' we are using the LM2576, because the LM2675 can not supply a Raspberry Pi 3).

     

    In the next week we will start the delivery of the first production batch. Actually we have a lot of pre orders for this kit.

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    uscdadnyc over 9 years ago in reply to shabaz

    To Shabaz:  LM2576-5.0WU-TR is the only "flavor"? No variants? They can push 1Amp through this (surface-mount?) package? Does the RaspPiBox Open Plus even have a Solder-Pad on it's PCB for this surface-mount(?) VR IC (VR = Voltage Regulator). This VR IC has more "legs" than a centipede. Thx for your Post. Where is your Physical Location? Country will be sufficient. Knowing country of origin will help me tailor my comments. Not to mention the info is might be useful to the US's NSA. Only Kidding. Unless you are coming from a "bot" where your IP address is Spoof'd

    USCDADNYC (NY NY USA)

     

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