Get started quickly with BME280 sensor module with the Raspberry Pi Pico board, programmed using Arduino IDE, to get temperature, humidity, and pressure readings.| Random Nerd Tutorials
Interface the Raspberry Pi Pico with the DS18B20 temperature sensor and get temperature readings by programming your board using MicroPython firmware. The DS18B20 is an addressable temperature sensor| Random Nerd Tutorials
Interface SSD1306 OLED display with the Raspberry Pi Pico programmed MicroPython firmware. You'll learn how to display text and other useful functions to interact with the OLED display.| Random Nerd Tutorials
Learn how to program the Raspberry Pi Pico board with MicroPython using VS Code (Visual Studio) Editor and the MicroPico extension (previously called Pico-W-Go).| Random Nerd Tutorials
Get started with the Raspberry Pi Pico W microcontroller board. It has the RP2040 chip, many GPIOs to connect peripherals, and can be programmed using C/C++ programming language or Micropython.| Random Nerd Tutorials
Learn how to power your Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller board in 6 different ways. It can be powered via the micro-USB port or via GPIO 39. We'll show you several options for different case scenarios.| Random Nerd Tutorials
Use the I2C LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) with the Raspberry Pi Pico programmed with MicroPython. Learn how to write static text, scrolling text, and how to display custom icons.| Random Nerd Tutorials
Build an asynchronous local web server with the Raspberry Pi Pico W programmed with MicroPython using the asyncio module. The Pico can handle multiple clients at the same time| Random Nerd Tutorials
The Raspberry Pi Pico/Pico W is a low-cost microcontroller board developed around the RP2040 chip by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Learn more about the Raspberry Pi Pico with our resources:| Maker Advisor