In this article, we connect a KY-001 Temperature Sensor to a Raspberry Pi Pico, any Rp2040 type board will be suitable. We actually tested this with a Cytron Maker Pi Pico We will use Micropython for these examples but of course you can use the…

In this article, we connect a KY-006 Passive Buzzer to a Raspberry Pi Pico, any Rp2040 type board will be suitable. We actually tested this with a Cytron Maker Pi Pico We will use Micropython for these examples but of course you can use the…

In this article, we connect a KY-012 Active Buzzer to a Raspberry Pi Pico, any Rp2040 type board will be suitable. We actually tested this with a Cytron Maker Pi Pico We will use Micropython for these examples but of course you can use the…

In this article, we connect a KY-032 Obstacle Detector to a Raspberry Pi Pico, any Rp2040 type board will be suitable. We actually tested this with a Cytron Maker Pi Pico We will use Micropython for these examples but of course you can use the…

In this article, we connect a KY-033 Line Detector to a Raspberry Pi Pico, any Rp2040 type board will be suitable. We actually tested this with a Cytron Maker Pi Pico We will use Micropython for these examples but of course you can use the…

In this article we connect the ever popular KX134 accelerometer to a raspberry Pi Pico and we will then display readings via the serial monitor window. We are using the Arduino IDE. Lets look at the sensor first Features Measurement Range: ±8g, ±16g, ±32g, ±64g…

In this article, we connect a KY-020 Tilt switch to a Raspberry Pi Pico, any Rp2040 type board will be suitable. We actually tested this with a Cytron Maker Pi Pico We will use Micropython for these examples but of course you can use the…

In this article, we connect an KY-018 Photoresistor or LDR to a Raspberry Pi Pico, any Rp2040 type board will be suitable. We actually tested this with a Cytron Maker Pi Pico We will use Micropython for these examples but of course you can use…

In this article we connect the ever popular ADXL313 accelerometer to a raspberry Pi Pico and we will then display readings via the serial monitor window. We are using the Arduino IDE. Lets look at the sensor first Features The ADXL313 is a small, thin,…

In this article, we connect an KY-031 Knock Sensor to a Raspberry Pi Pico, any Rp2040 type board will be suitable. We actually tested this with a Cytron Maker Pi Pico We will use Micropython for these examples but of course you can use the…