I have an Arduino project that consists of a motor and a solenoid valve, but I want to use a Raspberry Pi because it seems to be easier to make it communicate with my computer because it has built in wifi. I want to be able to control the microcontroller/raspbi with a code in my computer.
I've never connected my Raspberry Pi to a circuit board.
Is it possible to use the same circuitry while slightly adjusting the input/output lines? Or will that damage everything?
I have an Arduino project that consists of a motor and a solenoid valve, but I want to use a Raspberry Pi because it seems to be easier to make it communicate with my computer because it has built in wifi.
I've never connected my Raspberry Pi to a circuit board. Is it possible to use the same circuitry while slightly adjusting the input/output lines? Or will that damage everything?
I have an Arduino project that consists of a motor and a solenoid valve, but I want to use a Raspberry Pi because it seems to be easier to make it communicate with my computer because it has built in wifi. I want to be able to control the microcontroller/raspbi with a code in my computer.
I've never connected my Raspberry Pi to a circuit board.
Is it possible to use the same circuitry while slightly adjusting the input/output lines? Or will that damage everything?
