Raspberry Pi Pico (2021) Microcontroller Development Board

Description

More speed. More power. More memory.
Raspberry Pi Pico is the first microcontroller from Raspberry Pi. This small microcontroller is ideal for projects that don’t call for a full blown single board computer but require more speed, power, or memory than other inexpensive microcontrollers.
Connectivity
The Raspberry Pi Pico features 26 GPIO pins (including 3 12 bit ADC pins), 16 PWM channels, UART, I2C, SPI, and a serial debugging port provide a wide range of connectivity for sensors, lights, and other devices.
Features
26 GPIO pins, 3 of which are ADC capable, provide plenty of connectivity
Features RP2040 microcontroller with 2 Cortex M0 cores and 2MB flash
UART, I2C, SPI, and PWM provide connectivity to external hardware
Castellated .1” pins header holes are perfect for prototyping or integrating into finished products
3 pin Serial Wiring Debug Port provides a dedicated debug interface
Expandability
The Raspberry Pi Pico features castellated pins with a .1” pitch in a DIP format. This makes it easy to connect the Pico to a breadboard for prototyping, solder it directly to a PCB for use in embedded applications, or design peripheral hardware that plugs into headers.
Flexibility
The Raspberry Pi Pico is compatible with MicroPython and C/C++, offering the flexibility to choose between the ease of Python or the speed and power of C/C++.
Custom Silicon
The Raspberry Pi Pico has been designed around the RP2040 processor. This processor was purposely made by Raspberry Pi and features 2 Cortex M0+ cores, 2s64 kB of embedded flash, and USB 1.1 host/device capability.