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Raspberry Pi Pico 2
189 ₴A microcontroller board on the RP2350: dual cores, 520 KB of RAM and programmable I/O for under 200 ₴.
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Delivery
- Nova Poshta: to a branch 1-2 days80 ₴
- Nova Poshta: to a parcel locker 1-2 days60 ₴
- Nova Poshta: courier to your door 1-3 days140 ₴
- Ukrposhta 3-5 days60 ₴
- Pick up at our point in Kyiv Same dayFree
Highlights
- Dual Cortex-M33 cores at 150 MHz (or RISC-V)
- 520 KB SRAM, 4 MB on-board flash
- 12 programmable I/O state machines
- MicroPython, C/C++ and Rust support
About the product
Pico 2 is the board to reach for when a full computer is too much: a sensor that reports to your cluster, a status light for a build pipeline, a USB macro pad, a motor controller. It runs on the RP2350 chip with two Arm Cortex-M33 cores at 150 MHz (the chip can also run RISC-V cores) and has 520 KB of SRAM and 4 MB of flash on the board.
Easy to start
Hold the button while plugging in the cable and the board appears as a USB drive: drag a file onto it and your program runs. Programs are written in MicroPython, C/C++ or Rust, with great documentation and thousands of examples.
Programmable I/O
Twelve PIO state machines let you create hardware interfaces in software: extra UARTs, LED strip drivers, VGA, custom protocols. Twenty-six GPIO pins, three 12-bit ADC inputs and the usual I2C, SPI and UART buses cover almost any project.
Delivery and payment
- Nova Poshta: to a branch1-2 days · Pick up at the nearest branch or parcel locker80 ₴
- Nova Poshta: to a parcel locker1-2 days · Collect 24/7 with a code60 ₴
- Nova Poshta: courier to your door1-3 days · Delivered to the address you give140 ₴
- Ukrposhta3-5 days · To a post office or to your door60 ₴
- Pick up at our point in KyivSame day · By appointment, after we confirm the orderFree
- Cash on delivery or at pickupYou pay when you receive the order
- Bank transfer (invoice)We send an invoice by email, the order ships after payment
Photo: SparkFun Electronics, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons; Suyash Dwivedi, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
