Advanced Kit with Raspberry Pi Pico

Product description: Raspberry Pi Pico Expansion Kit + Box

A kit consisting of electronic components to help you get started with your Raspberry Pi Picomodule. The kit includes components such as LEDs, sensors, ICs, resistors, LCD display, DC motor with driver, contact board, buttons and Raspberry Pi Pico module with soldered male connectors. The kit is enclosed in a handy organizer for easy storage and portability.

The kit comes with a large contact board and connection wires, allowing you to create projects without soldering. Buttons together with LEDs and 16 x 2 character LCD display allow to create a simple user interface. The included sensors allow the user to read data from the environment.

Extended kit with Raspberry Pi Pico.

Raspberry Pi Pico

Raspberry Pi Pico module is equipped with RP2040 dual core chip based on ARM Cortex M0+ core clocked at 133 MHz. It has 26 GPIO pins that operate at 3.3V. The module can be programmed in C/C++ or MicroPython. To power the controller you can use a microUSB connector or a cage with 3 AA batteries. A version with soldered male pins is included, so the module can be easily plugged into a contact board.

The kit includes: L.p. Picture Description 1 Raspberry Pi Pico - a module based on RP2040 chip with 26 I/O pins. 2 830 field contact board - a large board with separate power lines to create electronic circuits. 3 Set of 5mm LEDs (30 pcs) - 10 pcs each of red, green and yellow components. 4 RGB diode common anode - LED with four leads able to shine in all colours. 5 Set of resistors (200 pcs) - 20 pcs each of the most popular values, enabling e.g. the connection of LEDs. 6 Transistors NPN BC547 (5 pcs.) - semiconductor circuits allowing to control elements that draw more current than a single microcontroller pin can provide. 7 LM35 analog temperature sensor - a popular, easy to use thermometer connected to the Pico analog inputs. 8 Photoresistor - A sensor for measuring the intensity of incident light, this will allow you to e.g. detect if a room is dark or bright. 9 Tact-switch buttons - will serve as an element of data input to the module. 10 10k or 20k potentiometers (5 pcs.) - similarly to the buttons, connected to the analog outputs, they can be used as user interface elements - simple knobs. 11 Sliding register - allows e.g. to control more diodes while saving Raspberry digital leads. 12 PCF8574 expander - allows you to increase the pin count of your Raspberry Pi Pico. 13 Buzzer without generator - powered from 1 to 40V simple sound generator. 14 Connection wires 65pcs male to male - allows to make connections on the contact board and between board and Arduino. 15 Connection wires 40 pcs. -female to male, 20cm long - allow to connect modules to Raspberry Pi Pico. 16 Membrane numeric keypad 12 keys - allows you to create a simple user interface.

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1.8mmicroUSB cable - used to connect Raspberry Pi Pico to a computer. 18 DHT11 - temperature and humidity sensor. 19 16x2 LCD display with converter - with blue backlight - popular alphanumeric display with soldered goldpin connectors. 20 Motor driver L293D - H-bridge allows to control direction and speed of two DC motors. 21 PIR sensor - enables motion detection. 22 Distance sensor HC-DR04 - ultrasonic sensor capable of detecting objects from 2 cm to 200 cm. 23 DC motor - a small, simple DC motor powered from 3 V to 5 V. 24 3 AA battery basket - the Raspberry pi Pico module can be powered by 3 AA batteries. 25 4 Channel Logic Level Converter - The Raspberry Pi Pico leads operate at 3.3 V, the converter allows you to change the voltage of the components from 5 V to 3.3 V. 26 AA battery 4 pcs. - can be used to power the Raspberry Pi Pico. 27 Contact board power supply module - the board allows you to power components plugged into the contact board that require 5 V / 3.3 V. 28 12 V / 2.5 A switched mode power supply - this allows you to supply power to the pin board.

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Organizer for easy portability of the kit.

Useful links

• Manufacturer's website
• RP2040 documentation
• Raspberry Pi Pico Documentation
• RP2040 project files
• Pico C SDK
• Pico Python SDK
• User Guide
• GitHub repository - Pico SDK
• GitHub repository - sample code
• MicroPython development environment - Thonny