Raspberry Pi 5 Computer

Overview

The Raspberry Pi 5 represents a major leap in performance and capability, making it the most advanced Raspberry Pi ever released. A 64-bit quad-core Arm Cortex-A76 processor running at 2.4GHz. This iteration delivers a 2 to 3 times increase in CPU performance compared to its predecessor, Raspberry Pi 4. With its 800MHz VideoCore VII GPU, the Raspberry Pi 5 gurantees an improvment in graphics performance, supporting dual 4Kp60 display outputs over HDMI and advanced camera functionalities through a rearchitected Image Signal Processor.

Designed for both consumers seeking a seamless desktop experience and industrial users exploring new applications, the Raspberry Pi 5 marks a full-size evolution with in-house built silicon, the RP1, enhancing I/O capabilities and peripheral performance significantly.

Features

Some of the primary changes and features of Raspberry P 5i.

1. 64-bit Quad-Core Arm Cortex-A76 Processor

2. RP-1 Chip

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Applications

• IoT gateways and edge computing systems
• Robotics and automation projects
• AI and machine learning prototypes
• Industrial monitoring and control systems
• Home automation and smart devices
• Embedded product development
• Educational and research projects

Specifications

Technical details for Raspberry Pi 5 Computer.

Power Supply

We recommend using a official Raspberry Pi 5 27W USB-C power supply which provides 5A current at +5.1V output.

The power supply comes with a USB-PD protocol which enables the control of higher voltages and currents through software, but necessitates the presence of a specific Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC). This component is exclusively found in the Raspberry Pi 5. To utilize these power supplies effectively, it is essential to use USB-PD compatible cables thus the official Raspberry Pi 5 power supply comes with a cable attached.

Attention! Using other USB-PD-capable phone chargers, despite advertising power outputs greater than 15W, typically attain this by elevating the voltage rather than supplying a higher current at +5V. Should you use a power supply incapable of delivering 5A at +5V upon initial boot, the operating system will issue a warning, indicating that the current available for peripherals is limited to 600mA.

Please be aware that Raspberry Pi5 boards do not officially support Windows OS. For operating system compatibility, please refer to the official Raspberry Pi document. Returns will not be accepted solely on the basis of Windows OS not being supported.

Mechanical Drawing

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