Tag: Project
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How to Read internal temperature sensor of Raspberry Pi Pico using Thonny IDE
The internal temperature sensor of RP2040 is read using micropython. The Thonny IDE is used in Windows environment. The temperature sensor is connected to Channel number 4 of the ADC. But since this is a rather small implementation using Thonny IDE, it does most of the interfacing related code in the background. Code
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How to setup Raspberry Pi Pico using Thonny IDE on windows and Blink onboard LED
First you have to install micropython on your raspberry pi pico board. Follow the steps shown in the video. To blink the onboard LED you can follow these steps: That’s it! You have successfully blinked the onboard LED of Raspberry Pi Pico using Thonny IDE on Windows.
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How to blink onboard LED on Raspberry Pi Pico W using Thonny IDE in Windows
The raspberry pi pico w has a LED on it. This LED is not connected to the GPIO pins of RP2040 microcontroller directly. As you can see in the image of the pinout taken from the official datasheet. The onboard LED is connected to a pin ‘WL_GPIO0’. WL_GPIO0 is an internal pin. There are different…
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How to start a project for STM32L476 Discovery in STM32 Cube IDE
Download the STM32 Cube IDE from https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeide.html Watch this video tutorial. Write a program using STM32L476G-DISCO Step1: Install STM32 Cube IDE Step2: Create a New Workspace A workspace is a directory which will contain all your code and library related to your project. Step 3: click on “Start new STM32 Project” button Step 4: Select…