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Raspberry PI Pico W

Raspberry Pi Pico W offers 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN support, with an on-board antenna, and modular compliance certification. It is able to operate in both station and access-point modes. Full access to network functionality is available to both C and MicroPython developers. Raspberry Pi Pico W pairs RP2040 with 2MB of flash memory, and a power supply chip supporting input voltages from 1.8–5.5V. It provides 26 GPIO pins, three of which can function as analogue inputs, on 0.1”-pitch through-hole pads with castellated edges. Raspberry Pi Pico W is available as an individual unit, or in 480-unit reels for automated assembly.

Automatic Pour Over Coffee Machine

“Make delicious pour-over style coffee with the press of a button! This machine aims to provide a better-tasting and more sustainable alternative to plastic Keurig pods, with a similar level of convenience. Using a scale built into the drip tray …

Raspberry Pi Pico W WiFi Robot Car

“This post will show you how to create a Raspberry Pi Pico WiFi robot car that you can control thru your mobile phone. We will be using MicroPython in programming our Raspberry Pi Pico W and use the MicroDot library …

Boldly Building My Own Droid: A Journey Inspired by Star War

“A DIY Adventure Through Droid Design, 3D Printing, and electrical engineering. As an avid Star Trek fan, I never thought I’d find myself caught up in the world of Star Wars. But, life has a funny way of throwing …

German Board Game: Mensch rgere Dich Nicht

“”Mensch rgere Dich nicht!” is a popular German board game that I always used to play with my family. My idea was to make this traditional game interactive with a gesture sensor, servos, sound and LED strips. By pressing the …

How to Find Heading Angle from MPU9250 with Raspberry Pico W

“Learn how to make a compass by accurately estimating the heading angle from the MPU9250 magnetometer. The MPU9250 is a compact and versatile motion tracking device that combines a 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope, and 3-axis magnetometer into a single package …

Class Countdown Clock With Raspberry Pi Pico W and MQTT

“A countertop device that counts down to the end of the current class period while a class is active, and then count down to the start of the next class between periods. Clocks are managed through an MQTT server running …

ISS Tracker Using a Raspberry Pico

“This Pico-based International Space Station (ISS) Tracker project will cost around 25 ($30) - most of which is the cost of the display I used. It can be adapted to use any Pico-compatible display you may have, or even to send …

Arduino Thin Client

“This instructables show how to build an Thin Client with a WiFi capable Arduino dev board, e.g. ESP32 or Raspberry Pi Pico W. Supplies Any network capable Arduino dev device, with touchscreen display is preferred. What Is Thin Client …

Scoppy Oscilloscope - Part 1. Getting Started

“Create a cheap and basic but usable 500kS/s oscilloscope using the Scoppy Android app connected via Wi-Fi to your Raspberry Pi Pico W. Introduction In this guide will cover how to create a basic oscilloscope using a Raspberry Pi …

PCMCIA Pico W Card

“My fascination with PCMCIA cards was created out of “necessity”. Most of my retro computing interest revolves around networking, and I wanted something that could natively attach to modern Wifi networks without the need to maintain an old linksys router …