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Raspberry Pi Pico development board raspberry pi PICO dual-core RP2040 supports Mciro Python

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Product Introduction
The Raspberry Pi Pico is a flexible, easy-to-use, and open-source electronic prototyping platform. Launched by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, it differs from previous Raspberry Pi products in that it is a silicon-based microcontroller development board designed for the Raspberry Pi.

The Raspberry Pi Pico is positioned as a high-performance single-chip microcontroller controller, dedicated to addressing the Raspberry Pi’s shortcomings in hardware control, and is a key component in complementing the Raspberry Pi product ecosystem. As a lower-level computer, it supports a variety of development platforms, including the Raspberry Pi and PCs (including Windows, Linux, and Mac). It offers extensive GPIO and peripheral support. Its overall development system includes a hardware circuit board and an officially provided SDK (Software Development Kit). The hardware utilizes the Raspberry Pi’s independently developed RP2040 microcontroller chip, featuring an ARM Cortex M0+ dual-core processor operating at up to 133MHz, 264KB of RAM, 2MB of internal memory, and 26 multi-function GPIO pins. For software development, you can choose the C/C++ SDK provided by the Raspberry Pi, or use MicroPython. Comprehensive development materials and tutorials are provided, making it easy to quickly get started with development and embed applications into products.

Product Features
■ Utilizes the Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller designed in-house

■ Dual-core ARM Cortex M0+ processor, running at up to 133MHz with flexible clocking

■ Built-in 264KB of SRAM and 2MB of on-chip Flash stamp hole design, allowing for direct soldering and integration into a user-designed baseboard. USB 1.1 host and device support
■ Supports low-power sleep and hibernation modes
■ USB can be recognized as a mass storage device for drag-and-drop program downloads
■ Up to 26 multi-function GPI0 pins
■ Two SPIs, two I2Cs, two UARTs, three 12-bit ADCs, and 16 controllable PWM channels
■ Accurate on-chip clock and timers
■ Temperature sensor
■ On-chip accelerated floating-point library
■ Eight programmable I/O (P10) state machines for custom peripheral support