Did you happen to get your hands onto the Raspberry Pi Pico W and wondered why it can’t use Bluetooth with micropython? Well now is the time to actually test this as it was officially announced that by now we should be able to! In this short announcement there are a few useful Links for […]
Raspberry Pi Pico W and Bluetooth in Micropython. As easy as 123! Read More »
Hey there! In this post I want to show you how to use a Micro Servo with Micropython controlled by a potentiometer. As with my other posts I will use a Raspberry Pi Pico to achieve this, but you of course can use also any other microcontroller that is suitable for this task. Micro Servo
This post is for all who need to get a POT hooked up (one that provides analogue values) to their micropython project as quickly as possible. Probably you’ve seen my other post about how to read analogue values with the raspberry pi pico and thought: ‘My god, so much words for just reading POT values’.
Micropython POT class for quick and simple potentiometer interfacing Read More »
Overview In this post I will show you how to quickly make use of analogue values on your Pico. This is one of the easier tasks, so we will not have to do much coding. First I will give a quick example that’ll showcase the usability of analogue values by doing pure electronics. After that
Read those delicious analogue values with your Raspberry Pi Pico and Micropython Read More »
Overview In this post I will show you how to utilize the SPI interface of the pico in order to send or receive data with NRF24L01+ transceivers. For the coding part we’ll use a micropython driver that is available in the micropython library on github, so we only have to write very little code. Update
How to easily connect a NRF24L01+ transceiver to your Raspberry Pi Pico Read More »
