Get started with MicroPython on Raspberry Pi Pico / by Gareth Halfacree and Ben Everard

The official Raspberry Pi Pico guide

contents📜
chapter 1:get to know your Raspberry Pi Pico;
_get fully acquainted with your powerful new microcontroller and learn hoe to attach pin headers and install micro python to program it;
chapter 2: programming with Micro Python;
_connect the computer and start writing programs for your Raspberry Pi Pico using the micro python;
chapter 3: physical computing;
-learn about your Raspberry Pi Pico's pins and the electronic components you can connect and control;
chapter 4: physical computing with Raspberry Pi Pico:
_start connecting basic electronic components to your Raspberry Pi Pico and writing program to control and sense them;
chapter 5: traffic light controller:
_create your own mini pedestrian crossing system using multiple LED and push-button:
chapter 6:reactino game:
_build a simple reaction timing game using an LED and push-button, for one or two players;
chapter 7: burglar alarm :
-use the motion sensor to detect intruders and sound the alarm with a flaking light and siren;
chapter 8: temperature gauge:
_use your Raspberry Pi Pico's build -in-ADC to convert analogue inputs, and read its internal temperature sensor;
chapter 9: Data logger:
_turn Raspberry Pi Pico into a temperature data-logging device and untether it from the computer to make it fully portable;
chapter 10: Digital communication protocols: I2C and SPI:
_explore these two popular communication protocol and use them to display data on an LCD :
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