The light alarm clock project is a fantastic way to get started with the Raspberry Pi Pico. The project involves setting up a timer that counts down from 7.7 hours (or 27720 seconds).

The Raspberry Pi 2040 now officially supports 200 MHz operation, thanks to the latest Pico-SDK release.

Raspberry Pi Pico 2040 now supports clock speeds of 200Hz officially. After setting up the new SDK version, you can run it at a higher speed.

When [Rodrigo Feliciano] realized that the reason his seven-segment LED wall clock wasn’t working was because the original TG1508D5V5 controller was fried, he had a decision to make. He could… ...

We are going to setup a simple Raspberry Pi Pico based wired Panic Alarm in this tutorial. It is very practical for elderly individuals. As depicted in the above schematic, GP11 of Pico is wired to ...

The Raspberry Pi development team this week announced the launch of the new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 next-generation RP2350 microcontroller. Featuring a higher core clock speed, double the memory, more ...