Since I'm very new to single board computers, specifically the Raspberry Pi, I am wondering to whether the GPIO pins are the same as Raspberry Pi 4?
I can seem to find any information on the internet about the pin outs, except for 3 or 4
Based on your previous posts, presumably referring to an RPi[5]?
The same. But different.
In the official RPi[5] documentation there is a section Raspberry Pi and GPIO - https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentati ... i-and-gpio
The layout and allocation of GPIO numbers to physical pins on the 2x20-way header is the same.
Different in that the RPi[5] has a new RP1 controller which provides the interface to the GPIO pins and many other things. That changes the way that the very low-level internals of the Operating System deal with the GPIO pins.
If you follow the previously cited Documentation and use the gpiozero Python library you won't notice a difference. But if you try to follow now-obsolete tutorials that use libraries such as RPi.GPIO and WiringPi you will find they no longer work.
Statistics: Posted by B.Goode — Sun Feb 11, 2024 8:36 am