I have arduino uno, nano and mega boards with many modules (relay, ir remote, ultrasonic sensors, etc) and they works well together.
I got raspberry pi 3 model b. Can I use my arduino modules with my raspberry pi?
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Not directly, but you can get adapter boards to be able to plug in Arduino boards into the RPi. Like this one from Seeed Studio.– Ron BeyerSep 6, 2016 at 2:11
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Very closely related: How to use Arduino devices with Raspberry Pi?– goldilocks ♦Sep 6, 2016 at 10:23
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In general, NO.
Arduino works on 5V so any module which outputs 5V levels can't be used. These can often be used with level converters.
Some will work, and I have used a few. You need to study each module.
answered Sep 6, 2016 at 6:09
You can't use all modules. Some of them are incompatible due to the power requirements as @Milliways mentioned. Still, you can connect your prefferable arduino to your raspberry through USB and do whatever you wish through serial port communication - just like you do with your pc.
