What is a microcontroller? ft. Raspberry Pi Pico
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Published 2021-01-20
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All Comments (21)
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I wish it had type-c cable variant, other than that perfect
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What a great explanation. No-nonsense and to the point, much appreciated!
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I liked this explanation. It's quite clear and useful.
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Somebody is gonna make this run Doom. I don't know how, but they will.
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Love the price, above all I really love the amount of effort that is being put into documentation and educational material, really disappointing it isn't fully open source silicon using RISC-V cores (hopefully that comes as the foundation gets better at this kind of thing). In the end I think this is going to bring many more people to the world of microcontrollers.
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I'm absolutely in love with the RPi Pico. I bought 25 or 30 of them for different projects. And thinking about how you upload the firmwares into it, I thought that it was a wrong way of doing that; but now I realize that this is the best, avoiding the users to buy an expensive hardware programmer. I'm totally expecting the new generation of RPI Pico (version 2, maybe?) with more SRAM, 4 cores and more I/O processors (and more pins?? It could be very competitive in FPGA-related applications)... Thanks RPi Foundation!!!!!!
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Could the pin numbers also be on the front of the board? They're kind of hard to see when you've soldered the board or have stuck it into a breadboard.
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This is going to save so much money for makers who have been using pi zeros (a computer with half a gig of RAM!) for tiny projects that are only using a couple of GPIO pins. I like it! What kind of support does it have for small displays from the GPIO pins I wonder... I'm sensing that there will be some retro gaming projects done even off of the Pico.
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Need to get one of these for my diy thermostat project, can't wait
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Well done, raspberry pi never disappoints. I already own a RPI 4 and a RPI 3B, both products are amazing:)
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This looks so cool, I can't wait to get one of these
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Hmm, I wonder if RP2040 is Raspberry Pi's way of dipping their toes into silicon design... maybe a full-blown RPi with their own CPU (not Broadcom) in the works?
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this would be a great tool to donate to highschools and trade schools.
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Great presentation ЁЯСН
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So in theory, could I use this as a way to add more GPIO pins to my current raspberry pi?
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I'm incredibly excited about this! Can't wait to pick one up! Congrats on the launch!
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Im in love with pico
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This is revolutionarily great. Love it! This will be big.
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when you write program, does it save forever on the pico or the pc storage
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Love you guys. :)