Physical Computing with the Raspberry Pi Pico
Chapter 1
In this chapter we'll blink the LED that is built into the Raspberry Pi Pico using the MicroPython REPL.
Chapter 2
In this tutorial we'll learn how to copy MicroPython files over to our Raspberry Pi Pico.
To copy files over to our Pico, we'll use a tool written in Python (made by Adafruit) called Ampy.
We will learn how to install Ampy and how to copy MicroPython files with Ampy onto our Pi Pico.
To copy files over to our Pico, we'll use a tool written in Python (made by Adafruit) called Ampy.
We will learn how to install Ampy and how to copy MicroPython files with Ampy onto our Pi Pico.
Chapter 3
We're now going to look at blinking an external LED with the Raspberry Pi Pico.
We're going to setup a circuit where an LED is connected to GPIO pin 1.
We're going to setup a circuit where an LED is connected to GPIO pin 1.
Chapter 4
A GPIO stands for General Purpose Input Output. So far, we've learned to use LEDs as outputs. In this part of the lesson, we'll take a look at using digital inputs such as a pushbutton switch.