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Next, you need to know the depth. Measure the thickest piece you have. For me, this was the inverter, which was just under 2cm. So my side pieces are 2cm deep.

You also need some way to hold the screen in place and keep it from moving. I didn"t want to attach anything permanent to the screen itself, so I designed 4 small triangle brackets. These should be the full depth of the inside of the case and the screen should be set back just enough so that it is held against the front panel of the case. The last page shows how I where the brackets would be positioned in the final product.

Finally, I made the back panel with a hinge so that I could get into the circuitry if I need to in the future. Just be aware of where the brackets will go if you chose to include this feature and make sure you have room.

You can "create" one for sure but that requires you to develop your own add-on (like the LVDS4Pi or LVDS4Pi EVO) or a full custom board (did it for the CM3L with the board named LVDS4CM3L).

As we know, Raspberry Pi is known as the “Pocket Size PC”, but for debugging and project purposes it’s cumbersome to carry an additional display for it. Also, many of us don’t have access to an HDMI display, so, we figured out a way to easily connect a Raspberry Pi to a laptop display. So sit back and enjoy this simple tutorial!

To connect a Raspberry Pi to a laptop display, you can simply use an Ethernet cable. The Raspberry Pi’s desktop GUI (Graphical User Interface) can be viewed through the laptop display using a 100 Mbps Ethernet connection between the two. There are many software programs available that can establish a connection between a Raspberry Pi and your laptop. We used VNC server software to connect the Pi to our laptop. Installing the VNC server on your Pi allows you to see the Raspberry Pi’s desktop remotely, using the mouse and keyboard as if you were sitting right in front of your Pi. It also means that you can put your Pi anywhere else in your home and still control it. Also, the internet can be shared from your laptop’s WiFi over Ethernet. This also lets you access the internet on the Pi and connect it to your laptop display.

Before moving to connect your Raspberry Pi to your laptop display, you need an SD card with the OS preinstalled, or installRaspbianon a blank SD card. You will find lots of blogs and tutorials on preparing an SD card for the Raspberry Pi. If you are a beginner, you can simply clickand know more about this. This will show how to install the OS for the Raspberry Pi. You can also buy SD cards with theRaspbianandNOOBsoperating systems preinstalled.I would suggest you installthelatestfull Raspbian OS imagefrom the official Raspberry Pi website as it is having VNC Server in the OS package.

After setting up your SD Card, insert it into the Raspberry Pi. Next, connect your power adapter to the Raspberry Pi to power it. Also, connect your Raspberry Pi to the laptop via an Ethernet cable and connect a keyboard and mouse to it.Note:You need screen and a mouse after booting a new OS into Pi for the first time as by default, the SSH and VNC are disabled in Pi. Without SSH disabled, we cannot enable the PuTTY Configuration.

This step explains how you can share your laptop internet with the Raspberry Pi via Ethernet cable. In Windows: To share the internet with multiple users over Ethernet, go toNetwork and Sharing Center.Then click on the WiFi network:

Click on Properties (shown below), then go toSharingand click on“Allow other network users to connect”.Make sure that the networking connection is changed to the connection of the Raspberry Pi. In my case, it isEthernet:

As shown above, the IP assigned to my Pi is192.168.137.144. To check the IP assigned to the connected Ethernet device, do the following. Considering that the IP assigned to your Pi is192.168.137.144and the subnet mask is255.255.255.0:Open the command prompt.

Now, Raspberry is ready to connect using VNC. We just need to install the VNC server on the laptop.Downloadand install it. Now, download theand install it on the laptop.

As you hit enter and all the things are correct, the Raspberry Pi Desktop will load in a new window. You can go into a full-screen mode by clicking on the options available above on the window.

Connecting to your Raspberry Pi remotely with VNC is fine as long as your Pi does not reboot. If it does, then you either have to connect with SSH and restart the VNC Server or arrange for the VNC Server to run automatically after the Raspberry Pi reboots.

Now next time you reboot your Pi, vncserver will start automatically and will seamlessly connect your Raspberry Pi to a laptop display. Good job! Whenever you want to do something with your Pi, just connect it with an Ethernet cable to your laptop and power it. Then open the VNC Viewer, mention the IP address of your Pi, and you can use your laptop’s display as the Raspberry Pi’s monitor.

You can now easily build your Raspberry Pi projects without any need to buy an additional display. There are numerous projects based on RasPi which you can build and assemble on PCB boards for connecting extra peripherals like sensors, power supply, extensions, relays, actuators, etc. You can design your PCB and submit your Gerber files on. They give you instant quotesand provides a wide variety of specifications and additional services.