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| All Neuron models are using the **Raspberry Pi 3 Model B** as its central processing unit. Each I/O group is connected to the CPU and to a central communication channel for all group processors. There is no communication between I/O groups. **Each processor can also function independently on the CPU, allowing users to retain basic control of I/O modules in the event of CPU malfunction or software issue**. | All Neuron models are using the **Raspberry Pi 3 Model B** as its central processing unit. Each I/O group is connected to the CPU and to a central communication channel for all group processors. There is no communication between I/O groups. **Each processor can also function independently on the CPU, allowing users to retain basic control of I/O modules in the event of CPU malfunction or software issue**. | ||
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| - | {{:en:hw:01-products:01-neuron:neuronexplanation_2x_1_.png?direct&600|UniPi Neuron internal topology}} | ||
| ===== Inputs & Outputs ====== | ===== Inputs & Outputs ====== | ||
