Raspberry Pi Pico Entry-Level Sensor Kit, Excluding Pico Expansion Board and 15 common modules, All-in-one design

• Standard Raspberry Pi Pico header, supports Raspberry Pi Pico series boards
• All-in-one design, all modules are connected to Pico via PCB castellated holes, no soldering or wiring required.
• Including 15 common modules such as LED, button, buzzer, etc., which can be separated to use independently
• Comes with online development resources and manual (examples for Raspberry Pi Pico C/C++ and MicroPython)

Note: the PH2.0 cables are required for the connection with pico after the modules are separated.

MODEL	NOTE
Pico-Sensor-Kit-B	the Sensor Kit only

Suitable For Raspberry Pi Pico Series Boards, Adapting 40PIN Color-Coded Header

Comes With Relevant Resources And Tutorials To Help You Get Started Quickly

① Onboard PH2.0 header for 3.7V Lithium battery, allows recharging the battery and powering the board at the same time.
② Onboard PH2.0 4PIN headers for connecting modules

• Built in controller: SSD1327
• Resolution: 128×128
• 16 gray scale display
• I2C and SPI communication, switchable via onboard BS1 and BS2 resistors

• Onboard QMI8658C (3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope), for detecting motion and orientation
• 16-bit resolution for both accelerometer and gyroscope

• Onboard SGP40 digital VOC gas sensor for air quality detection
• Measurement range: 0~1000ppm ethanol equivalents
• Communication interface: I2C (constant address: 0x59)
• Operating voltage: 3.3V/5V

Adjustable voltage output, after the output voltage exceeds the LED conduction voltage, the LED brightness will increase with voltage

For detecting the ambient light brightness, the output voltage will decrease as the brightness increases

For converting the sound signal into electrical signal, which is amplified through operational amplifier and then inputted to the comparator, providing analog voltage output and digital output respectively. Adjustable output amplitude via potentiometer A and digital interface trigger voltage via potentiometer D.

• Built in controller: WS2812B
• Brightness: 256 levels adjustable
• Color depth: 24 bits (R / G / B 8-bit each color, can be combined to 16777216 colors)

Onboard passive buzzer, outputs different sounds according to the different frequencies of the electrical signal.

Onboard IRM-H638T/TR2 for receiving infrared remote control signal

Onboard TSAL6400 for transmitting infrared remote control signals, with the infrared light wavelength of 940nm.

Onboard 12×12mm button, for human-computer interaction

Onboard 10mm LED with soft light, for status indication

Onboard SHTC3 chip supports measuring 0 to 100% relative humidity and -40°C to 125°C temperature, with a typical measurement accuracy of ±2% relative humidity and ±0.2°C

Onboard AT24C04 chip for preserving 2Kbit of data when powered down

• Onboard PCA9685 chip, can output 12-bit hardware PWM to control motor speed
• Onboard TB6612FNG dual H-bridge motor driver chip, high efficiency, not easy to heat
• logic voltage: 3.3V

All Modules Are Connected To Pico Via PCB Castellated Holes, No Soldering Or Wiring Required, Or Can Be Separated To Use Independently



Outline Dimensions

What's in the box?

1 x Pico-Sensor-Kit-B
1 x IR remote controller
15 x PH2.0 dual-plug 4PIN cable
5 x PH2.04PIN cable

You will also need...

Raspberry Pi Pico


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