Picopad - open source gaming console based on Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040)
The hardware folder contains schematics and photos of the Picopad.
The circuitpython folder contains libraries and examples for CircuitPython.
The micropython folder contains libraries and examples for MicroPython.
The PicoLibSDK folder contains an alternative extended C/C++ SDK library for the Raspberry Pico.
The console also features an external connector that provides battery power, 3.3V, and GND. It supports communication through UART, has two I2C interfaces, three analog inputs, and six GPIO pins.
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