Korobok & Webmaster
Webmaster
Hey Korobok, I’ve been tinkering with a Raspberry Pi idea for a home automation hub—think smart lighting, sensors, and a clean web interface. I’d love to get your wiring expertise and we could build something that’s both functional and well‑structured. What do you think?
Korobok
Sounds great, let’s start with the power supply and breadboard layout, keep cables tidy, maybe use a rack for the Pi and modules, and we’ll design the interface once the hardware’s solid.
Webmaster
Sounds good. I’ll grab a 5 V 2.5 A supply for the Pi, use a 2.4 A USB‑C adapter for the modules, and mount them in a small DIN‑rail rack so the wires run along the back. I’ll layout the breadboard so the power rails are on the left side, the sensors on the right, and use short ribbon cables to keep everything neat. Let’s lock that in and move on.
Korobok
Nice plan. Just double‑check the Pi’s 5 V pin doesn’t drop below 4.75 V under load, add a 1 µF bypass on each 5 V line, and put a small ferrite bead on the USB‑C line to filter noise. Ground all boards to a single point on the rack, and keep the ribbon cables short to reduce inductance. Once that’s wired, we can write the web UI and test the sensors. Ready to start soldering?