Raspberry Pi Pico & Pico W
The RP2040 boards run in your browser with a faithful dual-core Cortex-M0+ emulation.
| Board | Highlights |
|---|---|
| Raspberry Pi Pico | The standard RP2040 board, 26 GPIO |
| Raspberry Pi Pico W | Same board with the WiFi module footprint |
Languages: MicroPython (the Pico’s native habitat) and Arduino C++ (the earlephilhower core).
What works
Section titled “What works”- GPIO, PWM, ADC, I2C, SPI, UART — and PIO, the RP2040’s signature programmable I/O blocks, which is what NeoPixel and quirky-protocol examples rely on.
- MicroPython’s REPL over the serial monitor.
- Flashing a real Pico from the browser: the board goes into BOOTSEL and
the dialog writes the
.uf2over WebUSB, or you download the file and drop it on the drive. See web flash.
Where’s the RP2350?
Section titled “Where’s the RP2350?”The Badger 2350 (Pimoroni’s RP2350 e-paper badge) is a Pro board — it boots the complete BadgeOS factory firmware, e-paper and all.
Board art and pinouts
Section titled “Board art and pinouts”Each board’s canvas art and full pin map, generated from the simulator: