In this article, we connect a KY-024 Linear Magnetic Hall module 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…
In this article, we connect a KY-002 shock and vibration 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…
The DeskPi PicoMate is a comprehensive kit tailored for the Raspberry Pi Pico and Pico W microcontrollers. It integrates an expansion dock with 12 detachable modules, which makes it easy to seamlessly develop many projects without the need for any soldering or complex wiring. This…
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…
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