Raspberry Pi Pico Tutorial: Getting started with MicroPython & CircuitPython
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2024
- Welcome to the Raspberry Pi Pico Tutorial Series:
In this video we look at the Raspberry Pi Pico and how to get started soldering the header pins and installing either the MicroPython or CircuitPython firmware onto the Pico. We write a simple LED blink program to blink the onboard LED using MicroPython and CircuitPython.
Check out my channel for other videos on the Raspberry Pi Pico, as I will regularly upload tutorials and projects related to the Raspberry Pi Pico. If you found this tutorial helpful consider leaving a like and subscribe.
If you have any questions ask in the comment section.
Good work mate. You put a lot of effort into your videos, the outcome is a high quality product. Well done!!!!
Thank you can't wait to get back and make more content
Thank you for your help in blinking my for pico led, and it just worked, I have joined your channel so my first question is, please tell me the best version to use as I am new to the Pico and python?
I will say it depends on the application I use micropython often and CircuitPython is a fork of it and has a lot of libraries available aswell which does not exist on Micropython like the HID library etc. I want to in future make more videos on both, but for now mostly all the sensors I covered was based on MicroPython
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Where is my answers for AP CS
I have made a program for micro python but I can't find a way to make it run without having it connected to my computer with thonny. Is there any way to make it run with any power source connected to it?
yes, rename the program to main.py and you will have to connect a +5V power supply to Vsys Pin39 and GND. Since the Pico has a buck-boost converter a 3.7V Cell will also work
I'm using multiple libraries in my circuit:
Connecting a pico H with : pir, mq2, flame sensor and a tft 1,77 display.
This circuit is connected to the Blynk app also.
Should i work with micropython or circuitpython ?
it depends on the libraries you got for all your sensors, if they are in micropython or circuitpython then you can decide from there
Is this relay compatible with standard 120v AC outlets?
yes, check on top of relay it will show 220 and120 VAC
At 5:40, if 25 doesn't work, replace it with 'LED'
thank you
Nice work! Could you help me? Chinese calliper data reading pi pico micropyton is the few lines of code that do this! Unfortunately,
I couldn't find a sample example of such a thing anywhere!
You can send me a message on discord then I can see the code, or to understand what you are trying to read
@@NerdCaveYT I'm looking for you discord!
does the raspberry pi work with the breadboard when not soldered?
No. But it would work without breadboard. The only useful function I could think of is to blink the LED or for testing purposes with an oscilloscope.
You will have to solder header pins to the pico if using with the breadboard, if you are talking about the raspberry pi computer it has pins which you can connect to directly
can we use the vscode as ide too
Yes you can, I remember there is an extension made for the pico in vscode
can I have micropython and circuitpython on the same r pi pico?
No, you can not, CircuitPython is basically a fork of MicroPython where they changed a lot and added or remove some features from the original MicroPython. I will say depending on your application you will need to choose.