Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 Concepts

The video introduces the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3, detailing its features, history, and intended industrial applications. It covers the unboxing of the development kit, technical specifications, and usage instructions. The video also discusses the module's target market, pros and cons, and concludes with recommendations for potential users.

What is the primary purpose of the Raspberry Pi Compute Module?

• To replace desktop computers

• To serve as a gaming console

• To introduce Raspberry Pi to industrial and commercial users

• To act as a personal assistant

What is a key difference between the Compute Module 3 and the Compute Module 3 Lite?

• The Lite version has built-in Wi-Fi

• The Lite version lacks built-in flash storage

• The Lite version has a faster processor

• The Lite version is larger in size

What component is included in the Compute Module 3 development kit to expand connectivity?

• An IO board

• An HDMI splitter

• A Bluetooth module

• A wireless adapter

Which of the following is NOT included in the Compute Module 3 development kit?

• Power supply

• Micro USB cable

• Ethernet cable

• Jumper cables

What is the primary market for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3?

• Gaming enthusiasts

• Industrial and commercial applications

• Educational institutions

• Home users

What is a major advantage of the Compute Module 3 platform?

• It has a large online community and support

• It is the cheapest Raspberry Pi product

• It includes built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

• It is designed for gaming

What is a potential drawback of using the Compute Module 3 compared to traditional Raspberry Pi boards?

• It has less processing power

• It requires an IO board to function

• It is more expensive

• It is not compatible with any peripherals

What is the approximate price difference between the Compute Module 3 and the Compute Module 3 Lite?

• The Lite version is significantly cheaper

• The Lite version is slightly cheaper

• They are the same price

• The Lite version is more expensive

What is a unique feature of the Compute Module 3's form factor?

• It is larger than the Raspberry Pi 3

• It uses a SODIMM form factor similar to laptop RAM

• It is designed to fit into a standard desktop case

• It is shaped like a cube

What is the main reason for the Compute Module 3's lack of built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth?

• To allow users to add their own peripherals

• To reduce cost

• To make it more compact

• To increase processing power