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Designing, Building, and Coding Custom Raspberry Pi RP2040 Arduino Devices – Day 2

The RP2040 hardware we will design and construct today will be able to take advantage of every function available on every RP2040 GPIO pin. Today’s universal RP2040 hardware design can be targeted by any programming language that supports the RP2040 including the Raspberry PICO C/C++ SDK and Arduino. The piece of RP2040 hardware we will assemble today will be used in all of the remaining lectures of this series. Arduino sketches written using our RP2040 Arduino Software Development Tool Kit in conjunction with today’s new universal hardware will be used to create RP2040/Arduino-based IoT projects, which will be presented in the remaining lectures in this series.

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3/26/2025 7:43:40 PM

Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
RASPBERRY PI PICO H RP2040SC0917RASPBERRY PI PICO H RP20404042 - Immediate$18.02View Details
ARDUINO UNO SMD R3 ATMEGA328A000073ARDUINO UNO SMD R3 ATMEGA3281588 - Immediate$94.78View Details
ARDUINO UNO R4 MINIMAABX00080ARDUINO UNO R4 MINIMA1472 - Immediate$72.08View Details

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