Raspberry Pi PICO | Starting With MicroPython + Examples | I2C OLED, ADC, PWM

🔥We have a new microcontroller on the market, the Raspberry Pi PICO. Here I show you how to start with this board, upload the MicroPython and start programming in Thonny. See all the examples.

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00:00 Intro
01:51 Main Specs
03:41 Micropython
04:56 Install Micropython
05:50 Blink Example
08:26 ADC example
09:46 i2c Example
13:23 PWM Example
15:15 Outro

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[saurabhgawli]

I Luv U man... I always pray for U that u get more n more successful... Respect for you man..

[amirb]

this was by far THE best tutorial on Pi pico on youtube

[deviljelly]

I love that you and GreatScott fight every Sunday for who releases first.... you beat him this time :)

[MartinBgelund]

Please consider making videos about the PIO's. I think these are an interesting addition to a microcontroller with many great applications, but they are somewhat hard to grasp conceptually.

[JD]

What I like most about this is micropython! Programing arduino isn't easy, where as python IS very easy to learn and use and has a massive user base.

[markadyash]

sir you are my tech guru mean great teacher, im an electronic engineering student and your videos are more useful to me and I appreciate your work thank you sir so much love you

[dylanpendlebury]

I love that you're covering the new pi pico! I am trying to upgrade some of my old projects with this new board, many which use the popular nRF24L01 transceiver module. I would love to see a guide that uses these two together, like your universal RC transmitter, or a two-way terminal to terminal messenger. It looks like nobody out there as a guide with the nRF24L01 and Micro Python!?!

[tiffymac]

9:00 you say wierd but the documentation for MICRO PYTHON for pico says the 12bit ADC "samples" a value from 0-4095 and CONVERTS it to a 16bit value from 0-65535 so it behaves as other python controllers.

[piiumlkj]

This was great, I suggest that when you finish reviewing this board to compare it with other powerful boards like the teensy 3.6

[msmith]

This is an excellent starting point for getting into Pico. Nice work!

[phreak]

When the lighter went to the micro pi I was like 😵😵😵

Awesome vid, learned a bunch!

[Dayhmian]

Nice vid,

Looking forward for the c++ part. Will you be covering a speedtest between python and c++ on the pico?

[kaylor]

link to the SSD1306 library no longer works :(

[deepakjoshi]

Just reserving my comment space to edit after watching complete video 😅😂

Edit : Awesome video man.
Although it looks quite impressive on paper and in first look, please use it in some projects to ensure the usability of this board.
Thanks for the video, awesome. 👏😃

[gavinthecrafter]

This is a great video! I'm thinking about making a tiny game console using one of these and a display and controller. Then I can program a few games in MicroPython, flash it to the Pico, and have a game console I can carry with me and use whenever I plug in a micro USB charging cable!

[FushigiMigi]

I cannot believe the quality of this video. Thank you.

[zajlord]

fricking psycho just lit it on fire to see the sensor moving xd

but really nice vid, subscribe

[elektronkim]

It's quite the same ARM tech as Psion and others from the 80's for those thinking it's super tech (the low price now is). I have a "NetPad" from 2001 which is speedy and I wish my power issue with it can be solved. I just like the Symbian/Epoc OS'es and have emulators (nostalgia and programming fun). The GPIO idea is very interesting to me. Also the modular constructs. Wouldn't have started with RPi stuff recently without the connection options and various modules in existence.

[davidgill]

I found this rather odd: I have a Pi 400 and a Pi Pico, but they completely fail to communicate with each other. However, in desperation I downloaded Thonny onto my Windows computer, and it connected with the Pico instantly and works absolutely fine! 😃

[bowesterlund]

This is a good alternativ to the much more expensive PyBoard! Thanks for sharing!