Raspberry Pi have designed lots of cool features into the RP2040 (my favorite is PIO – programmable IO, where you can emulate lots of hardware interfaces which require precise timing, etc. The Raspberry Pi Pico is a new microcontroller board from Raspberry Pi, sporting the in-house developed RP2040 microcontroller chip.
This article answers the question: How do I use the Raspberry Pi Pico with MicroPython on Windows? We also show how to install the right driver for “Board CDC” (which the Pico will show up as once MicroPython is installed) on Windows 8.1.įinally, we’ll show how to connect to the Pico using PuTTY, and a more comfortable option using Thonny (which is a Python IDE, integrating with the Pico!) Introduction: What is Pico, what is MicroPython?
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