Tag: Raspberry Pi Pico

A Sweden-based consumer electronics and computers retail specialist, Solder Party has released its FlexyPin Adapter that gives the Raspberry Pi Pico an Uno form factor. With the help of FlexyPins, the board allows the Raspberry Pi Pico to be used with Uno shields without having to...

Cytron Technologies, a Malaysian company that specializes in designing boards and modules that help to simplify digital-making processes for makers and developers, has designed a Maker Pi PICO Mini Board aimed at simplifying projects with the Raspberry Pi Pico / Pico W. Nicknamed...

A UK-based embedded device manufacturer and supplier, Pimoroni Ltd., has launched an industrial and automation controller that can support 2.4GHz of wireless connectivity– Pimoroni Automation 2040 W Mini. The company has previously worked on a carrier board that could fit the...

Raspberry Pi Pico W has started to gain attention from other manufacturers to support the growing Raspberry Pi Pico community. One such example is the Pimoroni Inventor 2040 W, a battery-powered board that features support for up to six servos, a little speaker, and also comes with a...

We recently witnessed the market position of Infineon in the embedded systems with the integration of its CYW43439 wireless chip into the very famous Pico family, Raspberry Pi Pico W microcontroller board. The company recently announced a battery-powered Smart Alarm System, which is a...

Last year, the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced a new microcontroller board equipped with an in-house RP2040 microcontroller– Raspberry Pi Pico. The hardware platform is one of the most famous Raspberry Pi microcontroller-class products that have reached over two million sales....

We have already come across tens if not hundreds of Raspberry Pi’s in-house silicon tapeout RP2040 integrated boards. The RP2040 was first seen in Raspberry Pi’s own microcontroller board– RPi Pico that features a dual-core Arm Cortex-M0+ processor with 264KB internal RAM and...

Oscilloscopes are one of the most essential laboratory tools for electrical engineers. These scopes graphically display varying signal voltages on a two-dimensional plot as a function of time. The waveforms can be used to analyze useful signal properties like amplitude, frequency, rise...