Ever needed to detect object presence and distance? use the APDS-9900 proximity sensor with microPython, with the ESP32-C3 super mini
Let’s learn how to control and read the DS18b20 temperature sensor with micropython, using Thonny IDE and A Raspberry Pi Pico 2
Let’s learn how to read a LM35 temperature sensor with microPython, using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 and Thonny IDE software
Let’s see how to create analog voltage with microPython, using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 and MCP4725, along with a GC9A01 round LCD display
Let’s control the round display GC9A01 with microPython, using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 and a breadboard. Let’s show text on it
Let’s connect and use a DHT11 temperature sensor with microPython, using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 programmed using Thonny IDE
This article will discuss the usage of a thermocouple with MAX6675 in microPython, which is a temperature sensor used in an industrial set
We will learn how to control the BH1750 light level sensor with microPython, using the Raspberryp Pi Pico 2 RP2350 board and Thonny IDE
Let’s get to know how to implement readings on the HDC1080 temperature sensor with microPython, using Raspberry Pi RP2350
In this article we will learn how to use the ST7735 TFT LCD display with Raspberry Pi RP2040 Zero and…
I’m implementing a full electronic dice with Raspberry Pi Pico 2, using the random() function of the Arduino IDE and LEDs
Let’s get using a LDR light level sensor to sense the amount of light in the environment around. I am using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2
Today we are buiding a time and temperature e-paper display, based on a NTC thermistor and the DS1307 RTC chip, displaying on e-paper
Let’s learn how to use the 2.9″ E-paper display from WeAct, an epaper display with which you can do a lot of cool stuff
This article is about getting started with Raspberry Pi Pico 2, the new foundation’s silicon and circuit board
Do you know the new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 with RP2350? it is a dual core ARM or RISC-V microcontroller packed with features, let’s figure
Let’s learn in this post how to use the Raspberry Pi Pico temperature sensor, an internal diode that can give us the chip temperature
Let’s talk about a project I made for the Hackaday business card contest, which is happening in 2024 and having some money prizes
It is easy to program the Raspberry Pi Pico with Arduino IDE, all you need is a URL, the IDE and the board itself