SunFounder Thales Kit for Raspberry Pi Pico

SunFounder Thales Kit is a basic learning kit based on Raspberry Pi Pico.

The kit contains various types of components, such as displays, sounds, drivers, controllers, and sensors, allows you to learn electronic devices comprehensively.

we have prepared many interesting and practical projects for you, and collected a lot of authoritative related information, just turn on your computer and you can complete programming learning in one stop.

In addition, we provide 2 programming languages: MicroPython and Arduino (C/C++). You can view different tutorials according to your needs。

If you want to learn another projects which we don’t have, please feel free to send Email and we will update to our online tutorials as soon as possible, any suggestions are welcomed.

Here is the Email: cs@sunfounder.com.

About the display language

In addition to English, we are working on other languages for this course. Please contact service@sunfounder.com if you are interested in helping, and we will give you a free product in return. In the meantime, we recommend using Google Translate to convert English to the language you want to see.

The steps are as follows.

• In this course page, right-click and select Translate to xx. If the current language is not what you want, you can change it later.

• There will be a language popup in the upper right corner. Click on the menu button to choose another language.

• Select the language from the inverted triangle box, and then click Done.

Source Code

• SunFounder Thales Kit Scripts

• Or check out the code at Thales Kit - GitHub

• Introduction to Raspberry Pi Pico
  • Features
  • Pico’s Pins
• What is Included in This Kit
  • Components List
  • Components Introduction
    • Breadboard
    • LED
    • RGB LED
    • Resistor
    • Potentiometer
    • Photoresistor
    • Thermistor
    • Transistor
    • Capacitor
    • Button
    • Tilt Switch
    • Slide Switch
    • PIR Motion Sensor
    • Buzzer
    • Servo
    • WS2812 RGB 8 LEDs Strip
    • 74HC595
    • 7-segment Display
    • I2C LCD1602
• For MicroPython User
  • 1.1 Introduction of MicroPython
    • The Story Starts Here
    • Why MicroPython？
  • 1.2 Install Thonny IDE
  • 1.3 Install MicroPython on Your Pico
  • 1.4 Your First MicroPython Program
    • Interactive Mode
    • Script Mode
  • 1.5 (Optional) MicroPython Basic Syntax
    • Indentation
    • Comments
    • Print()
    • Variables
    • If Else
    • While Loops
    • For Loops
    • Functions
    • Data Types
    • Operators
    • Lists
  • 2.1 Hello, LED!
    • Code
    • How it works?
    • What More?
  • 2.2 Hello, Breadboard!
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
  • 2.3 Reading Button Value
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • Pull-up Working Mode
    • What more?
  • 2.4 Reaction Game
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • How it works?
    • What more?
  • 2.5 Traffic Light
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • How it works?
  • 2.6 Two Kinds of Transistors
    • Wiring
    • Code
  • 2.7 Intruder Alarm
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • What more?
  • 2.8 Fading LED
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • How it works?
  • 2.9 Colorful Light
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • How it works?
  • 2.10 Custom Tone
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • How it works?
    • What more？
  • 2.11 Swinging Servo
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • How it works?
  • 2.12 Turn the Knob
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • What more?
  • 2.13 Thermometer
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • How it works?
  • 2.14 Light Theremin
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
  • 2.15 Microchip - 74HC595
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • How it works?
  • 2.16 7-Segment Display
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • How it works?
  • 2.17 Show Characters on I2 LCD1602
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Create a Library
    • Code
    • How it works?
    • What more?
  • 2.18 RGB LED Strip
    • Schematic
    • Wiring
    • Code
    • How it works?
    • What more?
  • 2.19 Room Temperature Meter
  • 2.20 Alarm Siren Lamp
• For Arduino User
  • Getting Started with Arduino
    • Install Arduino IDE
    • Introduction the Arduino Software (IDE)
    • Setup the Raspberry Pi Pico
  • Projects
    • Hello LED
    • Fading LED
    • Warning Light
    • Table Lamp
    • Measure Light Intensity
    • Doorbell
    • RGB LED
    • Light Theremin
    • 74HC595
    • Digital Dice
    • Flow LEDs
    • WS2812 Strip Multi-Mode
    • LUMI Piano
• For Piper Make
  • Quick Guide on Piper Make
    • Set up the Pico
    • How to use Piper Make
  • Blink LED
  • Button
  • Slide Switch
  • Tilt Switch
  • Active Buzzer
  • PIR Module
  • RGB LED
  • Servo
  • Neopixel
• FAQ
  • Q1: NO MicroPython(Raspberry Pi Pico) Interpreter Option on Thonny IDE?
  • Q2: Cannot open Pico code or save code to Pico via Thonny IDE?
  • Q3: Can Raspberry Pi Pico be used on Thonny and Arduino at the same time?
  • Q4: Code upload failed in Arduino IDE?
  • Q5: If your computer is win7 and pico cannot be detected.
• Thank You

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