Raspberry Pi Pico

The board as it appears on the Velxio canvas, with its full pin map read live from the simulator (regenerated by scripts/gen-boards.mjs, so it always matches what you can wire).

Family: Raspberry Pi Pico & Pico W · Languages: Arduino C++, MicroPython

About this board

The standard RP2040 Pico: dual-core Cortex-M0+, emulated in the browser, with PIO — the programmable I/O blocks that make the RP2040 worth its price and that the NeoPixel and odd-protocol examples lean on.

MicroPython is this board’s native habitat here: the REPL comes up in the serial monitor and you can type at it while the sketch runs. Arduino C++ works too, through the earlephilhower core.

Start here

New Raspberry Pi Pico project opens the editor with this board and a working blink sketch. The gallery has one of the deepest example sets in the catalog on this board — I2C scanner, SPI loopback, ADC, servo, ultrasonic, OLED, e-paper clocks, even a raycaster.

Pins (44)

• GP0
• GP1
• GND.1
• GP2
• GP3
• GP4
• GP5
• GND.2
• GP6
• GP7
• GP8
• GP9
• GND.3
• GP10
• GP11
• GP12
• GP13
• GND.4
• GP14
• GP15
• GP16
• GP17
• GND.5
• GP18
• GP19
• GP20
• GP21
• GND.6
• GP22
• RUN
• GP26
• A0
• GP27
• A1
• GND.7
• GP28
• A2
• ADC_VREF
• 3V3
• 3V3_EN
• GND.8
• VSYS
• VBUS
• GP25

Every pin above is clickable on the canvas — click one to start a wire. Board-level behavior, quirks and example links live on the family page.