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Hello and welcome to this new lesson today we'll talk about our green raspberry connection.

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As you can see from this very simple image that the basic connection scheme is connecting this you to

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be born to this.

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You must be bored.

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It's very simple.

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We already said that we will use this this cable.

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The one that comes with the Arduino board to connect these two boards together.

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Now let's see this.

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And our simulation software as you can see here.

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Let's get Arduino

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OK.

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Now this is our board.

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And the reality all yours is that cable.

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But for now this is our USP and this is you can just bring them close to each other.

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OK.

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That's it.

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These three balls must be connected to each other using the cable that we mentioned earlier.

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Now

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it's very simple and basic connection.

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In the next lesson we'll talk about how to finish configuration and how to build your rasberry by to

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receive data from your Arduino.

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Thanks for watching this lesson.

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This is education and engineering team.