002 – Raspberry Pi Pico: LCD 4-bit Mode
In this article, we will learn on how to use the 16×2 LCD module in 4-bit Mode with MicroPython language. For this tutorial, we will used a Raspberry Pi Pico with MicroPython firmware.
Month: February 2021
014 – MicroPython TechNotes: 8×8 Dot Matrix Display (I2C)
In this article, we will learn on how to use the 8×8 Dot Matrix display with an I2C communication interface using the MicroPython language.
013 – MicroPython TechNotes: 8×16 Dot Matrix Display (SPI)
In this article, we will look at the 8×16 Dot Matrix Display with SPI as communication interface. This is basically the continuation of the previous tutorial on how to use the 8×8 Matrix Display.
023 – ESP32 MicroPython: Binary Clock
In this article, I would like to share to you on how to create this simple yet cool project using a single 8×8 dot matrix module to display a binary clock – a clock that is represented using binary numeric system.
012 – MicroPython TechNotes: 8×8 Dot Matrix Display (SPI)
In this tutorial, we will learn on how to use an 8×8 Dot Matrix Display with SPI protocol as communication interface. For this tutorial, I will be using the 8×8 Dot Matrix Display module with SPI protocol from GorillaCell ESP32 development kit.
001 – Raspberry Pi Pico: GPIO | MicroPython
In this article, I would like to share to you the results of my exploration with the basic GPIO of the Raspberry Pi Pico using the MicroPython language.
011 – MicroPython TechNotes: 1.3 OLED Display
In this tutorial, we will look at 1.3 inch OLED display using MicroPython. It uses an SH1106 driver chip. It has a monochrome display resolution which is 128×64 pixels.