CircuitPython demos running on various RP2040 based boards.
This is the original Pico with Micro-USB port and 2MB flash.
- RGB matrix
- NEOpixel matrix
- Pico-LCD-0.96
This is the enhanced Pico with Micro-USB port, 2MB flash and an onboard WiFi chip.
- The following GPIO pins are used for communicating with the WLAN chip (CYW43439):
- GP23 - wifi power
- GP24 - SPI data
- GP25 - SPI CS
- GP29 - SPI clock
This is a tiny Pico clone with USB-C port, 2MB flash and a 5x5 NEOpixel matrix.
- Tiny rainbow demo, based on an Adafruit example
- Tiny fire demo, also based on the Fire2012 algorithm by Mark Kriegsman
This is a tiny Pico clone with USB-C port, 2MB flash and a single NEOpixel.
This is a tiny Pico clone with USB-A port, 4MB flash and a single NEOpixel.
This is a tiny Pico clone with USB-C port, 4MB flash and an onboard Ethernet interface.
- some usage hints
This is a tiny Pico clone with USB-C port, 2MB flash and a 160x80 pixel colorful LCD display. Additionally a Li-Ion charger is available.
- some LCD demos (by richteel); use
adafruit_st7735r
as display driver
This is a tiny Pico clone with USB-C port, 2MB flash and a round 240x240 pixel colorful LCD display. Additionally a 6-axis sensor and a Li-Ion charger are available.
-
some LCD demos (by todbot); use
gc9a01
from the community bundle as display driver -
6-axis sensor QMI8658A
This is a Pico clone with USB-C port, 16MB flash, user button and a single NEOpixel.
- Pico DVI
- Slide show demo. The "YD-RP2040" has 15MB free on the
CIRCUITPY
drive, which is great for a slide show. But you need to install the CircuitPython firmware for the "Raspberry Pi" Pico, as thepicodvi
module is only included there.
- Slide show demo. The "YD-RP2040" has 15MB free on the
This is a Pico clone with size and features similar to the Raspberry Pi Zero. The board has two USB-C ports, a mini-HDMI port which can be used with the picodvi
module and a SD card slot.
This is an add-on board for the Pico which uses an HDMI connector to send DVI signals to a digital monitor.
This is an add-on board for the Pico with a 4-wire LCD (ST7735S), a digital joystick and 2 user buttons. See the wiki for more details.
- pin-out of the 4-wire LCD is similar to the RP2040-LCD-0.96; use
adafruit_st7735r
as display driver
See this repo